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In the wild, orcas swim 100 miles in a day; here, they live in relatively tiny pools.

Both will likely sell in relatively tiny numbers because of their higher prices and driving enthusiast-targeted appeal.

Rakesh has extensively worked on modelling the dynamo in the Earth's core and in relatively tiny stars called M-stars (Proxima Centauri is one of them).

But Burgundy, which is generally made by small producers, in relatively tiny amounts, has become a driving force largely because of interest from Asia.

And, in contrast to the vast preserves required by the world's most revered megafauna -- grizzlies and elephants, jaguars and condors -- maintaining biodiversity among the little creatures, shockingly rich in unexplored behavior and biochemistry, can be done on the cheap, in relatively tiny patches, as small as a few acres, around the world.

Like the Streets song says, 'Geezers need excitement', and if you're young then graffiti is an easy way to get it". Within this tight-knit brotherhood (women do paint trains but in relatively tiny numbers), the more mainstream decorative graffiti artists, particularly those who are commercially successful, are viewed with disdain.

Most will be deeply unhappy in a relatively tiny pot in a centrally heated room, and away from a light source, so watering will need to be pinpoint accurate to avoid them drying out or drowning.

This sonar system, which combines all their key senses, is thwarted in the relatively tiny aquarium tanks, and the trend in recent years of loud parties designed not for education but for extra profit has further devastated the lives and psyches of these uniquely gifted animals.

Furthermore, the ability of a small number of ion channels to potently influence membrane potential is well established, in that relatively tiny net ion fluxes drive large changes in membrane potential [ 27].

While the mop tops often ventured out to other parts of Hamburg, Lennon, McCartney, Harrison, Best and, until his death from a rare brain disease in 1962, Sutcliffe spent most of their waking hours in the relatively tiny district of St. Pauli.

/ In the relatively tiny area that I was assigned to, I spent days in the intense morning heat painstakingly scraping away layers of dust with a tiny trowel.