Sentence examples for contact relatively from inspiring English sources

As you can see in the screen capture below, the Magic Mouse has no problem following up four points of contact relatively easily.

If this was the case, forest elephants possessing distinct mitochondrial genotypes are likely to have come into contact relatively rapidly after the end of the last glaciation (12,000 years BP), when the forests re-expanded [ 23].

The survey contacted relatively few respondents — about 500 voters — and even a good polling firm can and will produce an outlying result or two with a sample size like that.

Although the results from the simple two cell model suggest that Erk activation associated with an individual transient contact is relatively short lived (figure 4), the summation over relatively large number of cells 'cultured' in low calcium medium, continuously making and breaking contacts, leads to continuously elevated Erk-PP.

Those who were safe could contact families relatively quickly and some people received emails from strangers to say relatives had survived.

Further, conspicuously absent from Kareiva's lecture is discussion about the importance of a "sense of wonder" that might only come from prolonged contact with relatively undisturbed nature.

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However, the light transmittance of the Ni/Au contact is relatively low.

The linear I-V curve in Figure 3a suggests that Cu (4 nm)/Au (50 nm) electrode can form good contact with relatively low contact barrier.

In deeper structure, R1 is in tectonic contact with relatively lower resistive zone (R2: > 150 Ωm) made up of large metamorphic sole of the CPS (Figs. 3, 4b).

Most Australian watercraft at the time of European contact were relatively small, fragile rafts made of reeds or branches, he says, whereas the trip to Australia would've required a proper boat, perhaps with an outrigger.