Sentence examples for for a rather small from inspiring English sources

The EX35 carries a lot of technology for a rather small vehicle.

First was the Armenian Cathedral of the Forty Martyrs where a grand spectacle of theatre was in progress for a rather small congregation.

"It's hard to believe that a person for a rather small reward would name two innocent people as murderers," the judge said.

On Monday the State Supreme Court justice who presided over the trial, Robert S. Kreindler, said, "It's hard to believe that a person for a rather small reward would name two innocent people as murderers".

It is demonstrated that efficient energy pumping may be obtained for a rather small value of the attachment mass.

Even though available statistics suggest that lone wolf terrorists account for a rather small proportion of all terror incidents [1], they can often have a large impact on society [2].

On cable, they compete weekly for the loyalty of a rather small subset of the American viewing public, a pool Mr. Barnes defines as "the 10 million who are political junkies, who are interested in public affairs".

It should be noted that, because the information used to estimate the PAR% was based on the data from a variant that has not been shown to be the causal variant in TNIP1, and the estimates of the allele frequency and OR (as an approximation for RR) were taken from a rather small case-control study, the PAR% values shown here represent rough estimates.

For Gammaridae for example, a rather small ANN structure gave a better idea of the impact of dissolved oxygen on its presence than a larger one.

Additionally, a region-of-interest analysis (ROI) was conducted for the amygdala, as the cluster-based significance threshold used here might require too many consecutive voxels for such a rather small structure.

However, for present purposes the separate analyses of PACES and nPACES allow an assessment of the power and sensitivity of the method when there is a long series of examinations (26 in the case of PACES), and for a rather smaller set of examinations (6 in the case of nPACES).