Sentence examples for relatively with the from inspiring English sources

But the postwar estates make it relatively (with the usual London caveat) affordable.

She later flirted, but only relatively, with the mainstream, notably in the awkward psychoanalytic comedy A Couch in New York (1996), starring Juliette Binoche and William Hurt.

As for what I called the absence of ego, I should have been clear that I was speaking relatively, with the performance art in other New York museums this season — Marina Abramovic at the Modern, Tino Sehgal at the Guggenheim — vividly in mind.

It was confirmed that NG air mixture or methane-air mixture in semi-open space did not result in DDT although 10 g of C-4 explosive was used as an ignition source, and the numerical results agreed relatively with the experimental results.

From Table 1 it can be deduced that potatoes, carrots, beet roots and cabbage are important vegetables in German organic production and consumption, although the number of hectares might not correspond relatively with the yield or value.

We initially predicted that the Cognitive Problems scale would correlate relatively with the School Functioning scale, the Movement and Balance scale with the Physical Functioning scale, the Procedural Anxiety scale with the Emotional Functioning and the Trait Anxiety scales, and the Worry scale with the Emotional Functioning scale.

The H/E and hardness increased relatively with increasing the ion source power up to 100 W.

Relatively pleased with the result.

These findings are relatively consistent with the theoretical assumptions.

The experimental results compare relatively well with the mathematical model.

The assignment was relatively easy, with the exception of setting up pbrt on Gentoo Linux.