Sentence examples for being a relatively thin from inspiring English sources

In fact, being a relatively thin fascial band, the MPFL is sometimes difficult to identify in all knees.

But it was a relatively thin speech, and it did not feel like one that will shift the argument on his union link reforms.

The still body is a relatively thin rectangular box with a top glass cover and bottom condensing sheet.

It is a relatively thin layer of cool rock that is between 30 to 100km thick and contains all the mountains, forests, rivers, seas, continents – our world.

One feature of these structures is a relatively thin and compliant polymeric layer for embedding solar cells.

A fast solver is presented for the solution of scattering problems in which the scatterer is a relatively thin, elongated object.

Second, the LFCN is a relatively thin nerve.

This will be a relatively thin sequence of rock which represents the last century or two, and at least the next one hundred years to come.

Second, there's a relatively thin layer of heavily weathered volcanic ash on the lower edge of many flows, Biek says.

(3) There is a relatively thin ((sim 300 km) low-velocity structure continuous from the low-velocity anomaly "(2)" to at least 400 km above the CMB.

At the top of the stratigraphy, there is a relatively thin layer rich in basic lead carbonate, with minor amounts of smalt, quartz, calcite, hematite, and black char particles (layer 4 in Fig. 5a).