This is a relatively short list.
Bacchus is a relatively short yet notoriously punishing heldentenor role.
There is a relatively short window of opportunity before the next general election, they warn.
Sepetys is clearly an ambitious writer; this is a relatively short novel yet told from four different perspectives.
So, a five- or 10-year career break out of 40 working years is a relatively short and affordable break to be covered by a lifetime's contributions.
The park itself is a relatively short stretch of trails on upraised concrete blocks under cotton-silk, almond and coconut palm trees.
"[Two years] is a relatively short period of time but there is an awful lot of experience in the sector that hasn't always been tapped," she says.
It's only been 14 months since Sept. 11, which is a relatively short time for a fugitive with a well-established underground who is good at planning.
The only reasonable choice is west: the Pacific coast is 746 miles from Etta and Otto's farm, which, by Canadian standards, is a relatively short walk.
Whereas the unit of replication is a whole chromosome, the transcriptional unit is a relatively short segment of the chromosome, the gene.
Transcription of any one gene takes place at the chromosomal location of that gene, which is a relatively short segment of the chromosome.
