Sentence examples for relatively monolithic from inspiring English sources

This maker of essentially realist and relatively monolithic sculptures of enlarged but familiar forms began in the early 1990s with works that owe much to Vija Celmins.

"For all of the talk about devolution and choice in schooling, we still have a relatively uniform and monolithic system overall.

A 0.5 m silicon-on-sapphire (SOS) CMOS technology was chosen for network implementation because of the relatively high-quality monolithic inductors achievable in the process.

Comparisons between the responses of relatively thin FML panels, monolithic aluminium alloy plates of equivalent mass and a foam-core panel to localised blast are also presented and discussed.

The commercial immobilized lipase initially has a significantly higher activity than the monolithic biocatalysts, but deactivates relatively fast.

However, only few papers study the monolithic QD ML lasers with relatively low repetition frequency and, especially, their dynamical regimes [3,4].

Results suggest that near-isothermal operation of the fixed-bed reactors can be achieved using monolithic catalyst supports based on relatively large volume fractions of highly conductive materials.

The possibility of the existence of multi-pulse in the laser cavity can be attributed mainly to the relatively long round trip time of this long monolithic laser.

Then, says a GCHQ brochure, the agency was "strongly hierarchical, heavily compartmented and [a] relatively introverted organisation which had coped successfully with the monolithic cold war target".

Monolithic active pixel sensor technology is a relatively inexpensive and reliable alternative to that of CCDs.

These results demonstrate the practicality of monolithic MFC fabrication with individually optimised components at relatively low cost.