Примеры использования A relatively low на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Thus, Instagram provides wide advertising coverage for a relatively low budget.
Modern digital recorders achieve a very high level of quality at a relatively low price.
A relatively low price also helped to get popular recognition of this gel.
ProtonVPN comes packed with features and for a relatively low price.
This resulted in a relatively low fatality rate, although the disease had spread rapidly to many parts of the country.
From a relatively low altitude(approximately 800 km), the satellite's sensors can acquire data at high resolution,
As a rule, social entrepreneurs try to ensure the greatest possible social impact at a relatively low return on investment,
With a relatively low height of ceilings- not more than 2.5 meters,
HFC-134a, which had a relatively low volumetric capacity,
Data provided by official statistics suggests a relatively low share of public investment is directed into the economy.
The figure mentioned above shows that women make up a relatively low percentage of purported victims of violations of the right to life reported to the Special Rapporteur.
Advantages of coking coal is the highest combustion temperature and a relatively low content of impurities.
In a Finnish sauna we perspire in an environment with a high temperature(between 80 and 90 C) and a relatively low air humidity about 45.
Both the Tyrolean resort located at a relatively low altitude(800-2040 m ski area),
multislice linear digital X-ray tomography was hindered due to a relatively low resolution of these techniques.
which would require either a very high threshold of acceptance or a relatively low number of objections.
This demonstrated a relatively low level of comprehensive knowledge of HIV
entities also made progress, this was from a relatively low base.
although starting from a relatively low base.
The development of consumer telecommunications was often treated as a relatively low political priority under the former command economies in central and eastern Europe and the CIS.