Sentence examples for relatively far apart from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, by placing Handsteiner's and Scheidl's stations relatively far apart, we were able to close the locality loophole even as we addressed the freedom-of-choice loophole.

The heavy timber frame, in which large posts, spaced relatively far apart, support thick floor and roof beams, was the commonest type of construction in eastern Asia and northern Europe from prehistoric times to the mid-19th century.

Although spaced relatively far apart, Sites 579 and 581 comprise an excellent composite section of the region (Plank and Langmuir 1998).

The secret was keeping the ions relatively far apart, which made it easy to change the state of each one individually with a tightly focused laser.

The Dutch assign much importance to personal distance, so don't be surprised if even the chairs around the negotiating table are relatively far apart.

The exceptionally large orangutan home ranges in the peat swamp and lowland forests of Suaq Balimbing have been attributed to the relatively low tree species richness and the coarse grain of the habitat, in which large blocks of distinct habitats are spaced relatively far apart (Table 3; [26]).

The infrastructure coped relatively well so far, apart from numerous flight delays and cancellations at Chicago's O'Hare airport, a derailed freight train and some delays of commuter and passenger trains.

Let's say that a system exhibits apparent dependence on initial conditions if states indiscriminable to us may end up arbitrarily far apart after some relatively short period of time.

Normally, good and poor conductors are enormously far apart in basic conductivity, and relatively small changes in temperature do not change these properties significantly.

A second possibility is that DSB formation is initiated by gaps on opposite strands that are relatively close together (≤500 bp apart), but too far apart to generate a G1 DSB.

Due to its novelty, relatively few studies using DISABKIDS have been published so far, apart from the psychometric properties reported from the European field study [ 17].