Sentence examples for relatively organized from inspiring English sources
Langmuir circulation thus appears to be a relatively organized mixing mechanism wherein sinking occurs at the streaks and upwelling occurs between the streaks.
Though the Libyan revolt began with a relatively organized core of longtime government critics in Benghazi, its spread to the capital was swift and spontaneous, outracing any efforts to coordinate the protests.
It did allow us to write code in the email and it was relatively organized and searchable, but it was missing all of the like…friendliness.
These are not mom-and-pop stores, but they are stores that are relatively organized so there is enough range to satisfy a normal household's needs".
We believe that viruses have a functional state with a relatively organized genome structure that can be determined, and the key for the structure determination is how to catch this state biochemically.
Shambu operates throughout the week, except on Sundays.The market infrastructure in the zone is very poor and there is no fence orshed, information provision, and feed provision in these four markets.Fincha is the only fenced sheep market where livestock are tradedin a relatively organized manner.
This is consistent with paleontological evidence: the ecological specialization was narrow in the early vertebrates, represented by relatively monomorphic group of relatively simply organized benthic animals with small body size [ 96, 104].
There is also evidence in Libya of a relatively well organized Islamist group.
The small overall number of lawsuits is evidence, Ms. Smythe said, that the mutual fund industry is relatively well organized and well run.
The public sector is relatively well organized in many Third World countries, either in spite of or because of government attitudes.
Facebook and YouTube also offered a way for the discontented to organize and mobilize — and allowed secular-minded young people to seize the momentum from Egypt's relatively neutered, organized opposition.
