The neck is likely to be short and relatively immobile.
By contrast, the Giants' relatively immobile quarterback, Eli Manning, has been sacked 12 times.
FOR the relatively immobile first months of human life, no accessory is quite as indispensable as an infant car seat.
A relatively immobile quarterback and a leaky offensive line was matched against a fierce pass rush and a menacing defense.
Often, the lower body remains relatively immobile in such dance, actually or perceptually (from the audience's point of view) constrained by fabric.
Unlike fish and shrimp, which can swim around the oily areas, the relatively immobile shrimp larvae, crabs, and oysters, especially, are stuck in their habitat.
They include women who are obese, who smoke, who have high blood pressure or a history of blood clots, as well as those who must remain relatively immobile for a prolonged period.
Some of the highly mobile rich will be attracted by countries with low-tax, low-spending regimes, whereas the relatively immobile poor will hope for generous state benefits at home.
In no way should the unpleasant incident take anything away from Stosur's play, with strong forehands, steady returns and gorgeous low backhands that moved a relatively immobile Williams around the court.
The lobstermen of Port Lincoln have managed to work out only a primitive system of property rights -- they each own a percentage of the traps used, not a patch of the ocean -- and they are dealing with just one relatively immobile species in coastal waters.
The poor correlations suggest these metals are relatively immobile at near neutral pH, thus accounting for their low concentrations.
