Sentence examples for relatively faint from inspiring English sources

Hide it under the cream, and whatever jam you use will only be discernible as a relatively faint flavour (I assume it is something to do with fat coating your mouth first, and inhibiting your tastebuds).

Seismographs are used for detecting remote underground tests of nuclear weapons, in which the relatively faint seismic waves generated by an underground explosion must be distinguished from natural tremors.

Relatively faint appearance of the localized flickering may be different from typical EMIC-related single-frequency flickering.

Here, special occasional feasts such as Thanksgiving sketch a relatively faint picture of the reach of family.

On this night, Charon passed in front of--or occulted--a relatively faint star, allowing several large telescopes in South America to witness the resulting stellar shadow.

On 25 April 1998, however, a relatively faint gamma ray burst was detected much closer to home--in a galaxy just 140 million light-years away.

The acoustic model also predicts that overtones from the big bang should have produced smaller ripples--relatively faint second and higher peaks in the microwave spectrum--which BOOMERANG didn't detect.

While Earth-orbiting X-ray observatories are capable of high angular resolution X-ray imaging (e.g. sub-arcsec angular resolution for Chandra), the large distance to relatively X-ray faint rocky airless bodies severely limits the photon statistics and often makes it difficult to identify interesting surface features or substructures of X-ray emission.

One of the discoveries of the Galileo orbiter was the bloom of the main ring a faint, relatively thick (about 600 km) cloud of material which surrounds its inner part.

But with many fewer stars, Palomar 5 is faint and relatively diffuse.

In difficult cases/small lesions or relatively hypovascular tumors with faint blush intraprocedural, CEUS was performed to document the correct position of the microcatheter and inclusion of the target in the area of injection using a technique described previously [ 21].