Sentence examples for relatively an from inspiring English sources

Orange remains a Republican county, at least relatively: an influx of immigrants certainly does not equate to automatic Democratic gains, here or anywhere else across the country.

For example, in this model (6) with spatial smoothness and sparsity, sparsity is relatively an easier constraint over spatial smoothness.

This can be explained by the fact that T is a relatively an overall metric which is more suitable for small sizes of CUs.

The finding of the present study proved to be an outstanding approach in terms of saving the necessity of energy for fermentation process and providing relatively an efficient handling.

Though the use of green scale inhibitors to inhibit scale in oil and gas wells is relatively an unexplored area (Kumar et al. 2010), there have been several works on this "promising alternative" (Kohler et al. 2004).

Among them, the cell transmission model (CTM) proposed by Daganzo [8] is relatively an accurate dynamic traffic simulation method, because not only physical queue but also the feature of traffic shockwave is considered.

(iii) because high-pressure experiments in relatively An-rich bulk compositions are expected to produce kyanite, after reaction (6), a precise amounts of H2O in the run charge can be obtained by adding a bottom layer of Al(OH 3 and SiO2, which produce kyanite + H2O under run conditions.

Cameroon is relatively a homogenous society.

Now, the situation is, relatively, a little better.

Relatively is an important word around here.

He is, relatively speaking, a blank canvas.