Sentence examples for excavated relatively from inspiring English sources

An article in the journal Science in September 2009, reported that some new craters on Mars have excavated relatively pure water ice.

Optimal excavated scheme with relatively steeper slope angle of 47° instead of 30° was successfully implemented at the west wall on the geological section 73200 of the mine area, where the three-dimensional (3D) effect of nonlinear large deformation of the slope was taken into account.

It is demonstrated by dynamical response analysis that the action of earthquake magnitude VII (Richter) upon the relatively steeper excavated slope could not be more than that slope could bear.

The total soil volume excavated for each clone was relatively low because of the small root systems developed over the initial 2 years of establishment compared to those for stakes and poles in trial 1.

First, it suggests that the ancestor of excavates was relatively intron rich and retained a large number of ancient introns, many of which were subsequently lost in the genomes where we have the most information, such as trypanosomes, Giardia and Trichomonas.

Relatively few have been excavated and dated however, and just three – all from the eastern basin – have published faunal analyses.

Although the fossils have not been completely excavated, preliminary studies suggest they are relatively complete; some, in fact, appear to retain 30% of their bones.

The city is well-preserved as it was abandoned relatively early, and only 20 percent of it has been excavated so far.

A cheaper sort comes from extinct woolly mammoths, which are periodically excavated from Siberia's tundra.In southern Africa, where there is relatively little poaching, support for lifting the trade ban is strong.

Its surface may be covered by a relatively thin layer of dark material (so called umbral material) excavated by an impact or expelled in an explosive volcanic eruption.

For the hypothetical hill example referenced earlier, you can excavate a wide but relatively shallow hole or basin at a point in the gully.