Sentence examples for relatively scattered from inspiring English sources

The parts of discrete integral wholes can be either close to one another, or relatively scattered.

Based on our proposed method, the input distribution of non-linear activation is relatively scattered.

At frequencies between about 1 and 5 Hz, however, propagation directions are relatively scattered.

The research scope is relatively scattered and lacks comprehensive interference analysis and model study [6].

In the BAU scenario of urban development (case IV), urban areas are allowed to develop freely, are attracted to the areas with the highest gravitational attraction, and there form relatively scattered patterns that generally follow the main transport axes.

There is a broad consensus about the inequality-reducing effects of the first Perón government's pro-labor policies, in which the previous (relatively scattered) unions were centralized and greatly strengthened.33 From the 1940s to the 1950s union membership increased markedly, from 30 to 51 65% for manufacturing workers, and from 24 to 38 41% for non-agricultural workers (Marshall 2005).

They are all nomadic, though the Ona are "foot Indians" and the others are "canoe Indians"; they are all relatively sparsely scattered over the landscape and poor in material culture, and they have similar social, political, ceremonial, and ideological customs and institutions.

Most of the sensitivities of the At-group (WC pairings) relatively tightly scatter about their mean indicating an only moderate sequence effect.

Families live on the base and in relatively new housing scattered on the surrounding landscape of onetime farmland, in a region characterized by flat, austere terrain and brutal winters.

Following Scott (1980), they argue that appendix-like structures are relatively rare and scattered throughout the phylogeny of mammals, present in rabbits, opossums, and wombats in addition to humans and closely related primates.

Neurexin I expression was also detected in several solitary thin neural processes which showed clear and relatively strong fluorescence scattered throughout the brain (Figure 8).