Sentence examples for present relatively from inspiring English sources

Intended to display the refurbished hall's versatility, the festival will present relatively small-scale presentations spanning the centuries from the Baroque, in programs by William Christie and Les Arts Florissants (music of Rameau) and Jordi Savall and Hespèrion XXI (music of Spain and Mexico), to the present, with Heiner Goebbels's semistaged concert work "Songs of Wars I Have Seen," of 2007.

However, in the present, relatively small study, mode of presentation itself was not significantly associated with cancer-specific survival and was not significantly associated with either post-operative mGPS or NLR.

Analyzing the relative fluorescence intensities between colorants, we may conclude that brazilwood and cochineal present relatively similar excitation and emission intensities, while lac dye' intensity increases, in some cases, by tenfold (see Additional file 1: Fig. S1 S4).

Those trials will present relatively routine legal issues.

Because plants are less mobile, their associations have survived into the present relatively intact.

(Sulcas) KT NIEHOFF AND LINGO DANCETHEATER (Tonight through Sunday) Ms. Niehoff and her modern-dance company, from Seattle, will present "Relatively Real: who do you think you are?," a piece that explores the relatedness of identity and perception.

It would appear that even the negatives, which are difficult to find, are offset – the present, relatively anaemic dividend yield of 1.8% has been boosted by a 15% increase to the full year payment.

From the east the mountains present relatively slight but broken relief; from the west they appear as formidable escarpments whose benched flanks drop into deep canyons called barrancas.

Tall buildings have much less exposed exterior surface per square foot of interior space than smaller buildings do, and that means they present relatively less of themselves to the elements, and their small roofs absorb less heat from the sun during cooling season and radiate less heat from inside during heating season.

Faced with suggestions that the present relatively peaceful period is going to be blown apart by a "clash of civilizations" with Islam, by nuclear terrorism, by war with Iran or wars resulting from climate change, he gives reasons for thinking that we have a good chance of avoiding such conflicts, but no more than a good chance.

These reaction steps present relatively low reaction barriers.