Sentence examples for sink relatively from inspiring English sources

For purpose of making the number of CMs near the sink relatively small, the CRSN is divided into many uneven clusters based on the determined CHs, as shown in Figure 1.

The girl who sank a hole in one on the Hawaiian Caverns toughest green -- the one with three drops and an acute-angled left turn that only five other players have ever gotten in a single stroke -- took five strokes to sink a relatively straightforward putt.

What has made the Kursk crisis so unusual and suspenseful is that the submarine sank in relatively shallow water.

The cherry pits indicated that the ship sank during the relatively brief cherry season — perhaps during one of the summer storms common in the Marmara region.

The Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, the Bank of England and other central banks have deliberately lowered interest rates, but the sinking yields of relatively safe government bonds in recent weeks have overshot the expectations of most investors.

The subsident (sinking) air is relatively dry because, as it descends, the temperature increases but the absolute humidity remains constant, which lowers the relative humidity of the air mass.

Unable to sink straight down in the relatively shallow lagoon, she toppled backward into the water curtain of the spray column.

Luxury advertisements, I thought to myself as I flipped the cover page, now those would have to have something interesting into which to sink my teeth in these relatively un-celeberatory days of downsizing, lost fortunes, and emotional depression due to recession.

Gober's most arresting sculptures from the 1980s are plaster sinks, mounted relatively low on the gallery walls.

Anoxic sediments where HD was isolated acted as periodic N2O sinks or relatively small sources of N2O.

Some firms may be carrying enough toxic sludge to sink them, while others may be relatively unscathed.