Sentence examples for comparatively thin from inspiring English sources

Caylin Sanders, EscapeMaker's president, said the site had until recently focused on quick trips for New Yorkers, so information about states outside the New York region is still comparatively thin.

Perhaps as many as 2,000 Japanese officers and civilians killed themselves over the next few days--an indication of how comparatively thin the layer of last-ditch ultra-nationalism was when the day of reckoning arrived.

In the late 1990s NASA's Galileo Orbiter provided stunning evidence that Jupiter's enigmatic satellite Europa is in fact a giant pearlescent drop of sea-water with a comparatively thin ice crust and a deep rocky core.

On the other hand comparatively thin to thick paleosol profiles represent weak to moderate pedogenic maturity indicating short stratigraphic breaks with rapid loess deposition.

That Stevenson intentionally develops his entire ethical theory around an "informal, common-sense psychology" is a point missed by many commentators, who misconceive Stevenson's ethical theory merely as a "development" of Ayer's comparatively thin emotive theory.

Because of its unique construction: high strength, light-weight lead-coated glass fibre mesh as the grid, comparatively thin plates and sufficient internal compression, this new design provides significant advantages over the conventional prismatic type of VRLA battery.

In particular, two non-standard Bolted Flange Joints, comparatively thinner than standard ones, were designed and their performance was evaluated through several monotonic and cyclic tests.

In contrast, the Motur Formation is characterised by a thick (∼500 m thick) succession of red mudstone with usually isolated, comparatively thinner (1 15 m thick) sandstone bodies.

The body has a distinct thoracic region of nine segments and an abdominal region of comparatively thinner segments with approximately 55 segments in mature adults.

The limbs are comparatively long and thin compared with the body core, and according to creator Neville Page this coupled with its quadrupedal stance is meant to loosely imply that it is a newborn: he speculates that the adults may be bipedal.

It is also true that the government cannot simply conjure new doctors of whom Britain has comparatively few out of thin air, which is why it wants to entice more foreign ones to the NHS.