relative
আপেক্ষিক
definition
noun
much of my time is spent visiting relatives
a person connected by blood or marriage.
In the following pair, the first uses it as an interrogative content clause and the second uses it as a fused relative .
a relative pronoun, determiner, or adverb.
adjective
the relative effectiveness of the various mechanisms is not known
considered in relation or in proportion to something else.
The other personal relative pronoun, who, doesn't seem to be affected nearly as much.
denoting a pronoun, determiner, or adverb that refers to an expressed or implied antecedent and attaches a subordinate clause to it, e.g., which , who.
translation of 'relative'
পরস্পর-সাপেক্ষ,
পারস্পরিক
noun
স্বজন,
আত্মীয়,
সম্বন্ধযুক্ত বিষয়,
কেহ,
জ্ঞাতি
adjective
সম্বন্ধযুক্ত,
তুলনামূলক,
অনুরূপ,
আপেক্ষিক
example
An operator (like always) within a relative clause does not like to take wider scope than operators outside the 'relative' .
With this procedure, we assume that the 'relative' proportions of the trunk and legs are the same in males and females.
My results therefore seem to support the idea that absolute deprivation rather than 'relative' deprivation is important for influencing mortality.
Safety and risk are always 'relative' , never absolute.
This piece will give the teacher a chance to review parallel and 'relative' major/minor keys along with primary chord progressions.
The rotation moment must therefore be resisted by the musculoskeletal stiffness and brace in proportion to their 'relative' stiffness.
These proportions are 'relative' only to one another and do not in any way represent the whole plant diet.
If there is ambiguity or unclarity with relative which, the same ambiguity or unclarity exists with 'relative' who (m).
Of course, that's in 'relative' risk, not absolute risk.
To identify effective interventions and their 'relative' effectiveness in preventing such falls, we conducted a meta-analysis of relevant randomised controlled trials.
All manner of other financial assets, especially the more exotic ones, have reached new highs in price and lows in absolute or 'relative' yield in recent weeks.
We computed the absolute and 'relative' risks to evaluate the impact of the time of birth on the risk of infant and early neonatal mortality and early neonatal mortality related to asphyxia.
The chimp is the closest living 'relative' of the human species; 97 percent of the DNA in chimps and humans is identical.
The driving force causing these alterations seems to be the increase in 'relative' proportion of type III collagen.
Most plants contain several pigments, whose 'relative' proportions may vary considerably, producing colours which differ noticeably from each other.
In much of the early work (and a good deal of the later), the 'relative' proportions of the collaged source material were left largely unchanged.
However, 'relative' cost effectiveness is considered the most important criterion.
Many complementary and alternative therapies are perceived to be safe and are used by many pregnant women, but little is known about their 'relative' effectiveness.
For example, since the supply of natural scenery is fixed it is 'relative' rather than absolute wealth and income that counts.
The premise is that the major key always prevails and all minor keys should be sung in terms of the 'relative' major.
A group of students in an English as a second language program served as subjects for special instruction in 'relative' clause formation.
Finally, decide on the 'relative' proportion each Web page element has to the overall page.
Mrs. O'Keefe will be cheesed off if I have to tell her that I didn't get my homework on 'relative' minors done.
There are two uncontroversial semantically-relevant distinctions between that and which in 'relative' clauses in standard English.
If you find this thought rather alien, remember that to most of Hegel's audience it would have sounded quite familiar; it is a close 'relative' of something they had been brought up to accept.
The upsurge in art prices in the last thirty years has changed both absolute and 'relative' valuations, and may also have changed career age/value profiles.
What's interesting about it is that it's a fused relative construction with human denotation, headed by the 'relative' pronoun lexeme who.
Both have missed out the 'relative' pronoun u2018thatu2019.
Competitive advantage may more often be 'relative' rather than absolute.
The key of the second group is usually the dominant for movements in the major and the 'relative' major for movements in the minor, though other keys may be used.
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