The Bangiales are a relatively small group of Red Algae, to which much of the description now given does not apply.
In piscivorous birds and mammals, the gut is very long, with a thick wall and a relatively small calibre, whilst there is a general tendency for the regions of the gut to be slightly or not at all defined.
The essential constructive difference between water-tube and fire-tube boilers lies in the fact that the former is composed of parts of relatively small diameter as against the large diameters necessary in the latter.
This formula is not applicable in cases where superheat is present since only a relatively small amount of the heat in the steam is imparted at the maximum or superheated temperature.
Black units lacked the diverse jobs open to whites, and as a result Negroes were clustered in a relatively small number of military specialties with few career fields open to them.
Many Army leaders were convinced that the performance of black troops in the past two wars did not qualify Negroes for a role in the Army's current mission, the execution of field operations in relatively small groups.
For one thing, the liberalization of policy and practices affected only a relatively small percentage of the Negroes in the Navy.
A relatively small shift of manpower was contemplated in his plan and would therefore cause little dislocation.
Bulgaria, with its less developed industrial base, produces a relatively small amount of military equipment locally.
In terms of the exchange of foreign students, there are only a relatively small number of foreign students in Bulgaria, and only a tiny percentage of the Bulgarian student population studies abroad.
Nature has not endowed the United States very abundantly with manganese ores, and such as are known are widely scattered, of relatively small tonnage, and of a wide range of grade.
Manganese ore is used in relatively small amounts in dry batteries, in the manufacture of manganese chemicals, in glass making, and in pigments.
The product consists of angular lumps or chips with a relatively small amount of surface in proportion to their volume.
A relatively smallnumber of signs-the alphabet, punctuation and diacritical marks-participate in the infinite competence of writing.
These emerge in the context of change from self-sufficient, relatively small-scale, homogeneous communities to the global world of today, so powerfully interconnected through television and through digital media of all kinds.
In our day, it has become a discourse expressed, if not in painfully contorted language, in a multitude of specialized languages addressed to a relatively small circle of interested parties, themselves philosophers for the most part.
This band of invaders must have been a relatively small one, as the area they occupied is not extensive and was very sharply defined.
Spinoza's philosophy is expounded ordine geometrico and with Euclidean cogency from a relatively small number of definitions, axioms and postulates.
Wheat and rye are the leading cereal crops; oats come next in importance, barley and colza occupying a relatively small area.
From this table it will be seen that a relatively small number of the actual felonies committed are felonies involving loss of life or an attempt against life.
The atmosphere is a mixture of the gases oxygen and nitrogen in parts by volume of one of the former to four of the latter, with a relatively small percentage of carbon dioxide.
It is generally the case that a single eruption makes but a relatively small contribution to the bulk of the mountain.
In contrast, too, with the earlier stage, the crest is relatively small.
In the fish, however, the whole nervous system is relatively small, and the gray matter less developed than in the higher forms.
In later examples the close relation between the picture and the frame is no longer maintained; the frame simply encloses a large panel of uniform color, in the middle of which a relatively small picture is seen.
The shrine in the apse, with its broad pedestal for several relatively small images, presents a striking analogy to the shrines of the Lares found in so many private houses.
The first injection given is either a relatively small amount of a solution of toxin or of a mixture of toxin and antitoxin.
It is clear that the kinds of culture media used for the study of bacteria may be unlimited but the undergraduate student will need to use a relatively small number, which will be discussed in this section.
There is a receptacle for a relatively small quantity of water and means for conducting the steam generated by boiling this water to the objects to be treated, which are usually placed immediately above the water.
Suddenly, a relatively small number of negro voters became a powerful and purchasable make-weight.
Most of them were men--an overwhelming portion of them men of working age, unskilled, frequently illiterate and hence compelled to seek employment in a relatively small number of occupations.
Furthermore, the development of the factory system and the consolidation of many small companies into a few great ones tended to localize the labor problem still further--in a relatively small number of plants.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "relatively small" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
