Sentence examples for relatively small core from inspiring English sources

Large corporations increasingly needed only a relatively small core of specialised, skilled, highly trained workers, with the remainder being peripheral, low-status and de-skilled.

The comet, a relatively small core of rocks and ice with a vaporous tail of gas and dust, is the most brilliant one to visit the solar system since the Hale-Bopp comet in 1997.

More important is the N.R.A.'s relatively small core of superdedicated members, who can be relied upon to blanket Congress with letters, phone calls and e-mail on a moment's notice, making it appear that the pro-gun constituency is larger than it really is.

Still, he says, there is a relatively small core of devoted PC users who need real computing performance, whether for high-end gaming, video editing and production, or for financial applications who will find PCs using AMD's chips useful.

Bathurst and Morgan admit that it may be a challenge to attract enough people in each location for the app to be useful, but they say Rumgr can become a vibrant community with a relatively small core of engaged, connected users — which is what happened in early tests, with only 40 or so of the team's friends and colleagues.

This broader economy includes a range of forms of gig economy work: a relatively small core of persons who rely fully on a gig economy company; others who work with several gig economy companies; and the great majority of gig economy workers who combine gig economy work with part-time or full time employment (the majority of Lyft drivers drive part-time to supplement other employment or income).

As a result, all FHA -and OI-centric phenotypic nodes have relatively small core-genomes but large dispensable genomes, which indicate a high degree of genome diversity of the phenotype node.

The 'Fast-growing' is an exception to this, having a relatively small core-genome of 2,072 and a large pan-genome of 13,909, which is similar to those of the FHA-centric nodes.

It suggests that the relatively small core-genome and large pan-genome of the 'Fast-growing' node definitely resulted from inclusion of M. abscessus, which is distant from other free-living mycobacteria in terms of phylogeny and phenotype.

Second, we cannot accurately determine the HPV type in these relatively small cores.

We lumped large patches and core areas for this analysis because, for these small species, population size is likely equivalently large in the large patches and the core areas, and because the numbers of sites were relatively small for core areas (n = 2) and large patches (n = 3).