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Earlier this month, Sony began selling an 11-inch TV that uses a relatively new but expensive flat-panel technology called organic light-emitting diode.

Most of the enlarged Bond Street (and the majority of the eight miles of service tunnels and walkways Crossrail has also built) uses a relatively new technique, called spray concrete lining, to form the walls of the tunnels.

Called vacuum multieffect membrane distillation, it uses a relatively new process that combines thermal and membrane technologies, working in a vacuum so that the water boils at a much lower temperatures of 50 to 80 degrees Celsius (122 to 176 Fahrenheit) instead of the usual 100 degrees Celsius.

As compared to these tools, CourseMapper uses a relatively new approach of representing and structuring video materials where videos are collaboratively annotated in a mind-map view.

That included using a relatively new feature of the game.

Both use a relatively new kind of laser, one that creates blue light.

A Met official said the browser or the computer being used, a relatively new model, was at fault.

Perry Fewell, the Giants' defensive coordinator, often had the Giants use a relatively new formation with four linebackers on the field.

Specifically, the bank was using a relatively new type of credit derivative that mostly trades off exchanges in opaque markets.

Some have noted that Dare was using a relatively new pole -- a 16-foot pole in contrast to the 15-foot pole he normally used.

With resistance to old malaria drugs spreading, African officials want to start using a relatively new Chinese remedy so powerful that some experts consider it a miracle drug.