Sentence examples for rather seldom from inspiring English sources

Cover bands are a rather seldom deployed conveying technology having nevertheless a lot of potential for industrial applications.

But powerful disturbances happen rather seldom and so the traditional criteria of quality estimation give very little useful information for an estimate of economic effectiveness of the forecast.

Subtroughs are also observed by day rather seldom but stable in summer (P=7 to 12%) and only in exclusive cases in winter.

This combination is rather seldom because PMWE are rare (occurrence rate is 1 2%) and electron densities are critical: too low values do not give a PMWE, and too large values prohibit to derive Ne due to signal absorption.

The BIM-based software-packages that would fully support and enhance the integrated, interdisciplinary planning practice and life-cycle data integration are still rather seldom.

The predicted protein appears to be conserved among B. licheniformis species, only rather seldom ComI homologs could be predicted for other Bacillus species.

From nine other photographers I learned that I am not very good‐looking, sometimes even rather plain, but seldom downright ugly and always wholesome.

Even for the Molise, Saepinum is a rarity: an ancient Roman town that is preserved rather than embalmed, seldom but easily visited, alive despite the tenets of museology.

However, considering how much the word erection is used, it's rather astounding how seldom one thinks of its roots.

The concept 'holistic view' is politically heavy loaded and generally considered a rather empty phrase, seldom used by professionals for describing general practice.

Many fieldworkers in spraying campaigns have noticed the tendency of resistant flies to rest on horizontal surfaces, which are seldom treated, rather than on walls, which habitually are.