Sentence examples for sit relatively from inspiring English sources

Lagoonal mudstone facies occurred in Maui-7 and Maui-1 wells which sit relatively on the southern area (landward) of the studied formation (Fig. 14).

A potential serial killer (Creed) and a bucket of diseases (Meredith) sit relatively unmolested in front of him.

The Inglewood stadium would sit relatively low in the ground, and face the shopping center at its narrowest point, with an open plaza, instead of a broad expanse of concrete.

The tea set, however, sat relatively undisturbed on a shelf.

As she sat relatively calmly on a bench under a tree, I had an idea.

In truck fashion, the X5 sits relatively high, and it puts power on the road through all four wheels.

Since then, the land had sat relatively untouched -- until developers, taking cues from artists who reclaimed the warehouses as cheap studios, started pumping money back into the area.

"His call has always demanded a choice between good and evil, between light and darkness, between life and death," the pope said as he sat, relatively still, on the stage.

The trouble was, other teams were smitten with Sanchez, the redshirt junior quarterback from the University of Southern California who was ascending draft boards, and the Jets sat relatively low with the 17th pick.

Sitting relatively low at 30 inches, and at a relatively light 568 pounds, the Roadster's lowered bars, blacked-out power train and cast aluminum wheels -- 19-inch front and 18-inch rear -- are meant to appeal to a city rider who wants to look good blasting to the local bar or cafe.

Using this paradigm, we collected two groups of Anna's hummingbirds: 1) unilateral ear and eye covered males that remained awake and sat relatively still (less than 20 movements) on the perch for at least 30 min (n = 3); and 2) unilateral ear and eye covered males that made at least 60 or more circular hovering flights in 30 min (n = 4).