Sentence examples for a relatively indistinct from inspiring English sources

But these particles, like microscopic flashlights, produce a relatively indistinct, fuzzy glow.

AMSA General Manager John Young said the objects were a "reasonable size" but "relatively indistinct".

The development of the lithic industry over the sequence of 11 archaeological layers is relatively indistinct and may indicate relative stability in tool usage.

Look closer though, and things are a little off, the riffs are still just asynchronous enough to be unsettling, and Copeland's vocals though somewhat clearer are still relatively indistinct, chattered and gabbed endlessly in an ungrounded stream of formants and phonemes.

Young stressed that the objects are relatively indistinct on the imagery.

Results show that small rooms, short ducts, large duct cross-sections and bell mouth duct discharges help to increase room sound pressure levels (SPLs); SPLs in ducts and plenums are sensitive to duct dimensions and duct discharge types but insensitive to duct locations and room dimensions; duct elbows have relatively indistinct acoustic influence in each component.

Relatively indistinct turbidites are assigned branch numbers.

The KH braids faded away after 06:15 LT and were replaced by relatively indistinct echo power patterns.

In comparison to the results of Speleonectes tulumensis, the 5HT-IR appears relatively indistinct and unspecific.

The most appropriate description is probably Koenig and Liebig (2007) who describe the diaphragmatic flexure and right dorsal colon as having relatively indistinct sacculations [ 15].

Within the WJ layer, MSCs have been isolated from three relatively indistinct regions: the perivascular zone, the intravascular zone, and the subamnion area [ 6].