Sentence examples for relatively massive from inspiring English sources

The creatures on this list lack spinal columns…and yet attain relatively massive proportions.

Collared lizards are nimble and active and possess relatively massive heads.

But muons are 200 times as heavy, the better to interact with the relatively massive particles predicted by supersymmetry.

Those partners are predicted to be relatively massive for subatomic particles and interact weakly with ordinary matter, making them difficult both to produce and to detect.

The scientists chose muons because, being more massive than electrons, they are more likely to interact with the relatively massive particles predicted by supersymmetry.

Suspensions of relatively massive particles settle under the influence of gravity, and the different rates can be exploited to effect separations.

But it seems too early, by any measure, to declare Iraq a free-travel zone: Foreigners are still being beheaded, and even if there have been relatively few massive car bombs, there were enough to kill two-dozen Iraqis on Wednesday and Thursday.

The relatively common massive layers may be the result of hyperconcentrated flow but also may be the result of the limited variability within the sediment grain size and of the short settling period, which is too short to permit grain size gradation.

Astronomers have chronicled a record-setting burst of gamma rays from the violent death throes of a relatively nearby massive star that imploded into a black hole.

Most large craters have breached or incomplete rims, despite the fact that some craters on Titan have relatively more massive rims than those anywhere else in the Solar System.

For this sample, the complete chromosomal region for AZFb + c reaching proximally to sY95 was deleted (Fig.  5c e), and therefore, NLGN4Y transcripts are undetectable due to the presence of a relatively rare massive AZFb + c deletion (Silber et al. 1998), also referred to as 'cytogenetic abnormality' (Krausz et al. 1999).