Sentence examples for in a rather small from inspiring English sources
Recent experimental results confirm the feasibility of the approach, but also indicate that the operation conditions for nominal operation lie in a rather small window.
The aim of this study was to determine how many wrong paternity inclusions could be detected in a rather small geographical area comparing empirical results from 336 children and 348 men (13 15 STRs were investigated per person).
Different investigations on the interactions between dislocations gliding in different prismatic planes show that no junction is formed between intersecting screw dislocations, which results in a rather small forest hardening at low temperature.
however, multiplicity of five steady states is found only in a rather small region of the parametric space which lies outside the domain of "feasible" parameter values for low and intermediate porosity values.
This is rarely the situation in GIC studies, although McKay and Whaler (2006) have used this approach in a rather small spatial area.
At Rockefeller, I was in a rather small biophysics lab doing neurobiology research, measuring the electrical properties of cells in neurons and muscle.
Little did I know that in January 2005, I would meet him in person at a rather small meeting of the Philosophical Society in Philadelphia, in honor of Maurice Hilleman, a few months before Maurice passed away from pancreatic cancer.
Looking at the steps from S9 to S10, we see the opposite: in this area a rather small decrease in costs has the same impact as a rather huge increase in benefits.
And then on top of that, in a rather smaller part of ourselves, is an aspect of which we are conscious.
The resolution was set so that one pixel represented one square meter, and so the 2D plan was converted to 400 pixels in width and 300 pixels in height, being a rather small scale for the modification process.
"If I were to take one isolated vision of Wes," she said, "it's in a boat, a rather small motorboat, opposite my motorboat, in choppy seas, foggy, cold, with a megaphone, telling me when to stand up and wave.
