Sentence examples for would be relative from inspiring English sources

Short sequences would be relative common, and relatively easy to replicate even if the fidelity was quite low.

In fact, striving to completely relativize inertia, Einstein conflated a valid principle of form invariance of the laws of nature (general covariance) with a spurious "principle of general relativity", according to which accelerated motions like rotations would be relative to an observer's state of motion.

Intergenerational social mobility indicates that more people succeed in developing and using their talents, and therefore one can intuitively expect that in countries with relatively high intergenerational social mobility, in part due to relatively high tax revenue and social policy, the average productivity would be relative high too.

It is a truth that any comparisons between acute dehydration and drought in the field would be relative.

Morris did not specify where he thought the McLaren would be relative to their rivals if the engine was turned up to full power.

The founding member countries of the AIIB have agreed the basic parameters that would determine the capital structure of the new bank would be relative gross domestic product.

"The Jets had wanted privacy, and the only ones who could spy on their practices there would be relatives of Bambi".

Time would always be relative to that speed, whatever change you used to describe it.

And if it did, how big would it be relative to those OPEC giants?

If one insists that relation is still possible, then such a relation would not be relative to another".

The sums would be modest relative to what they have invested in India.