Examples of 'relatively thin' in a sentence
Meaning of "relatively thin"
This phrase is used to describe something or someone that is comparably slender or slim in relation to other objects or individuals. It indicates that the subject being referred to is not significantly thick or wide. For example, 'The book is relatively thin compared to the others in the series.' It emphasizes the relative slimness or narrowness of a particular item
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It was a relatively thin week for economic data.
The final mixture should be relatively thin.
A relatively thin area of the skull.
It is restricted to cutting relatively thin metal materials.
A relatively thin napkin has less in use wearer awareness.
However the neck is a relatively thin structure.
This is a relatively thin organic horizon that forms in forested environments.
The rug should be relatively thin so the.
In comparison to the beak width the edges are relatively thin.
This appeals only to a relatively thin layer of the population.
The upper layer of the grate bar is relatively thin.
These articles have a relatively thin wall of fibre material.
Thus the second flange part is preferably relatively thin.
The twig is relatively thin and typically has no hair.
We are looking for a knife with a relatively thin blade.
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This results in a relatively thin disc of the cured composition.
The alumina may be deposited in a relatively thin layer.
A relatively thin lens and relatively dilated pupil are also associated.
An arterial wall is a relatively thin structure.
The preferred laminates utilize release layers that are relatively thin.
The temporal squama being a relatively thin area of the skull.
Most service providers find their competition is relatively thin.
For that purpose a relatively thin conveyor belt is used.
Shuttering embodying the invention has relatively thin walls.
The body may be relatively thin compared to its length or width.
The temporal bone is relatively thin.
A relatively thin layer of the lacquer has been found to reduce the friction.
These spiral galaxies are relatively thin objects.
Relatively thin fibres will break more easily than thicker fibres.
They are designed also to be relatively thin and flexible.
A force or pressure sensor according to embodiments of the invention is relatively thin.
This enables construction of a relatively thin sensor cable.
The relatively thin walls of the microcapsules apparently provides improved echogenicity.
The liner preferably has a relatively thin wall.
They are usually relatively thin and have a high stiffness and strength.
Gion and since it is relatively thin.
The cam may be relatively thin in one direction and is generally planar.
The projectile core was covered by a relatively thin layer of lead.
Only a relatively thin layer of the wax is needed for satisfactory lubrication.
Alumina may be deposited in a relatively thin layer in a consistent manner.
The walls between the conduits can be relatively thin.
This is done to ensure that a relatively thin coating is applied to the surface.
Such bending is not a problem if the curtain is relatively thin.
Leaves are relatively thin.
The scrim provides strength to the composite sheet but is relatively thin.
The final plant stand was relatively thin and highly variable.
The individual absorbent pads of the multilayered product are preferably relatively thin.
The polyethylene layer is relatively thin and is applied by a coextrusion process.
Fishing nets are meshes usually formed by knotting a relatively thin thread.
Premature breaking of the relatively thin cord by excessive stressing must be prevented.
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