Sentence examples for relatively agile from inspiring English sources

I remain active and relatively agile.

But compared with the Rolls or Mercedes S500, the BMW is relatively agile.

Not surprisingly, chiropteran elbow morphology has previously been correlated with terrestrial agility as well as flight mode; extensive articulation between the trochlea and the radius characterizes not only bats that are fast, direct fliers but also those that are relatively agile on the ground [e.g. molossids and some vespertilionids; [ 18, 32, 33, 35]].

The ponies were relatively small but agile and hardy, well-adapted to the harsh climate of the steppes.

The standard models feel relatively small and agile, but the new versions make you keenly aware of their 208 inches of length.

"Gimme Shelter's" anxious, quickened feel no doubt owes something to the last-minute nature of the project, but it is in keeping with the Maysles's aesthetic, which was to grab truth where it lay in agile, relatively unobtrusive snatches, and so limn the reality hidden in plain sight.

As an alternative non-contact method, digital video cameras are relatively low-cost, agile, and provide high spatial resolution, simultaneous, measurements.

But Lazarri also stressed that Axway is still relatively small and agile, with about 2,000 employees, and that he has run startups himself.

While relatively easy for agile primates such as hominins to negotiate, zones of complex topography are harder for certain predators and prey animals to traverse.

At the same time, the scientific community requires a relatively easy and agile system to determine when a DXA should be requested and/or when treatment for osteoporosis should be initiated based on reliable predictive models similar to those already implemented in the daily routine for the prevention of cardiovascular events.

Indeed, a relatively slow uptake of agile approaches might be due to the relationship between IT professionals and senior civil service leaders.