Sentence examples for relatively emerging from inspiring English sources

As a relatively emerging niche market, however, sales numbers for environmental art are hard to come by.

Every time DJI announces a drone these days, the company makes the promise of finally mainstreaming the still relatively emerging technology.

Given that multipath exploitation is still a relatively emerging topic in radar, as a first step, we are interested in determining performance bounds under idealized conditions; investigating performance under conditions when some or all the assumptions start to break down is an interesting topic for future work.

Thierry Goldberg Gallery; New York City This relatively young Lower East Side gallery is 90% focused on relatively young emerging painters.

And Peru, with 22 million people, offers a relatively small emerging market.

Additionally, we provide evidence that Borrelia miyamotoi, a relatively new emerging pathogen and agent of relapsing fever, was widespread (though not common) throughout the state in 2002.

"As costs have risen relatively in emerging markets some firms have decided they want to retain more control over the manufacturing process, supply chain and their ability to respond to consumer demands".

Biological mass spectrometry, a relatively newly emerging technique, has gained popularity for O-GlcNAc site assignment in recent years.

The Rising Powers of China and India, as relatively recent emerging economies, bring a different perspective to the developmental state approach as a means for achieving geopolitical advantage.

Although a large number of Salmonella serotypes exist, the overall increase in the number of infections is of relatively few emerging serotypes and phage types.

Phylogenetic analysis shows that L. crocea is a relatively recently emerged species in Sciaenidae and this family is closely related to family Pomacanthidae within the Percoidei.