Examples of using Is relatively in English and their translations into Czech
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The simulation of the environment of the television is relatively simple; the home screen shows an application user interface;
Finding the triangle is relatively easy since there are signposts indicating the way from Zigljen
Given that average income in the Member States that joined the European Union in 2004 and 2007 is relatively low, the proposed increase in excise duty is too great.
Playitas Golf Club with its par-67 course of 4,824 metres is relatively short compared with other designs.
One thing to point out here is you can see the red line is relatively expanded compared to normal brains, marking the expansion of the parietal lobe.
The low-tech aspect is relatively straightforward: homes are built facing the south in Germany.
The distance between the footprint tracks is relatively wide, but if the product is easy to clean off e.g.
The scientific community is relatively certain that beneath the icy, chaotic shell of Europa, there exists a liquid water ocean, with twice the
This animal, because the atmosphere is relatively opaque, has to be able to travel long distances at minimal cost
Whilst most of the city is relatively flat, you will have to exert some energy getting up the hills to the Alhambra and Albaycin.
there is a problem which I consider to be worrying and which is relatively new, and that is the combined effect of the extreme formality,
(IT) Madam President, the case is relatively complex, and I just wanted to underline that while there is a request for authorisation to proceed against someone presumed to have been bribed,
The end is relatively densely populated,
The kitchen(s) is relatively well equipped,
As mentioned BETIVE is relatively new on the market though,
It is relatively easy to circumvent,
Office Web Apps is relatively new, but the Office compatibility is better than Google Docs,
as our forefathers thought is relatively unimportant.
the applied pressure is relatively low.
the progress that has been made during the course of a year, which is relatively short for such a vast and, above all, politically ambitious exercise.