Relatively complete bio- and genomic- databases exist of S. cerevisiae.
And Lenya participated in a relatively complete German-language recording in 1958 (now on Sony Classical).
The expedition also brought to light the relatively complete skull of a specimen of Carcharodontosaurus saharicus.
Many university libraries try to maintain a relatively complete coverage of the reports issued by government and other research establishments.
His answers are clipped, inarticulate, incomprehensible ('I guess I do, uh, pretty much, uh, yeah, uh, feel relatively complete at this stage in my life').
But unlike other newcomers around town, Co. is a relatively complete restaurant, offering some excellent alternatives and accessories to pizza, including salumi and cheeses, and a few desserts.
A discipline that cannot decide where a relatively complete skeleton fits into the full range of possibilities in human ancestry can be said to have some problems.
Only about a dozen relatively complete skeletons are known.
Another objective is to provide a relatively complete security service solution to protect hosts and users.
Twelve were relatively complete skeletons, whereas the others were a jumble of bones.
A suitable line length for a relatively complete operation unit is typically 90 150 km.
