Sentence examples for earlier relatively from inspiring English sources

The only real problem here is that all the other key moments keep on reminding you of past Spielberg triumphs: not his earlier, relatively cuddly aliens but all those malevolent entities from a monster truck (in TV-budget days) to sharks, dinosaurs and Nazis.

Here, a free-dynamic, three-dimensional, electromyography-based model was developed to provide such estimates, which was a modification of an earlier, relatively coarser model.

A further departure from the earlier, relatively transparent conception of analysis is occasioned by Russell's resolution of the set-theoretic version of his paradox.

As mentioned earlier, relatively few attempts have examined the association of Chinese text comprehension with cognitive and reading-related skills in Chinese children, especially children with dyslexia.

As has been shown earlier, relatively fewer "downstream genes" were duplication after 400 Myrs, which was reflected in the small number of genes in group 400 in Figure 4B.

The results for IgM was similar to that mentioned earlier—relatively higher average values compared to control in the first, second, and third groups and significant only in the first group (Table 7 and Figure 5).

"How Marvin Eats His Breakfast," one of those numbers, is from "In Trousers," an early, relatively unsuccessful Finn show.

Like a coach seeking a psychological advantage, President Bush pressed an effort today to temper public anticipation of an early, relatively painless victory in the fighting in Iraq.

It was early (relatively) into Groupon.

So, you know, he placed the bet early, relatively small amount of money.

Some early, relatively fragile AR backpack design examples can be found in the touring machine (Feiner et al. 1997) and Tinmith-Endeavour (Piekarski et al. 2004).