Sentence examples for relatively deeply from inspiring English sources

The strata in Es 4 x were thought to have been buried relatively deeply during the uplift stage; thus, meteoric fresh water had a weak effect on reservoir reconstruction.

As a result, one can expect that the surface of the channels will be treated by the ion flux penetrating relatively deeply under the upper surface of the membrane.

While U-Anchors can potentially be used in Type III applications, such as in studies by Teng et al. (2001) and Beigay et al. (2010), they are generally not strong enough to resist the large anchoring forces typically required in full-scale applications due to the limited bonded length of FRP within the groove as well as the need to transfer load relatively deeply into the supporting member.

Compared to the split-stem hafting style of the Golondrina point without a deep setting, the shape of the Plainview points would necessitate them being set relatively deeply into a socketed haft that once bound would leave less of the cutting edge exposed.

Within Allosauroidea, Acrocanthosaurus is not recovered as the sister taxon to Allosaurus, but is instead nested relatively deeply within Carcharodontosauridae.

Although these leaflets are often relatively deeply lobed, they do not generally produce elongated, higher order petiolules within the leaflets.

The program was simple, relatively brief, deeply felt and deeply moving.

Joan Jett, a personal hero because of her fight to prove that women can rock, provided inspiration when it seemed impossible that a relatively inexperienced, deeply conservative woman with Indian immigrant roots could win a bid to govern the state where the Civil War began.

It lacks the characteristic features of the A and B horizons and may be either relatively unweathered or deeply weathered.

Many monks have been forced to denounce the Dalai Lama, who even in Songpan, where things are relatively calm, is deeply revered by Tibetans.

"French farmers have more difficulties than others in coping with single life," Mr. Purseigle said, citing the values of the countryside, which is relatively conservative, often deeply religious and attached to traditional values like family and land.