Sentence examples for comparatively rugged from inspiring English sources

From what we know, e.g. from the existence of divergent evolution, most landscapes are comparatively rugged, with many synergistic or epistatic interactions (i.e. the value of one variable can influence strongly the optimum value of another variable).

Comparatively, the rugged and island-like ZnO buffer layer engendered the crystal growth of the ZnS thin film with a higher degree of structural disorder than that of the crystal growth on the ZnS buffer layer.

Belichick persuaded rugged, versatile but comparatively unheralded athletes to sacrifice personal glory and to accommodate to his system.

Forest cover in the state of Rio de Janeiro and more specifically in the Guapi-Macacu watershed, is comparatively high due to its rugged topography.

Low speed four-stroke engine designs, a traditional Japanese speciality, are characterized by simple and rugged construction and comparatively long strokes.

For a month and a half last winter, Mr. Deprit lived in southeastern Spain's Tabernas Desert and photographed the locations where European directors like Mr. Leone filmed their movies, mainly because the desert resembled the American West — dry, rugged, dusty — and because it required a comparatively lower budget.

So, how are these Indiana Pacers, who won a comparatively modest 49 regular-season games, fighting this historically great team to a draw through six rugged playoff games?

Comparatively well.

He was rugged.

It's quite rugged.

It's really rugged.