Sentences with phrase «relatively small circle»

In part because criticisms are so strident, some inside the system have complained that decisions are made by a relatively small circle of mutually supportive insiders.

That is to say, outside of the relatively small circle of gamers and game makers.

You probably have a relatively small circle of followers who aren't busy or disciplined enough to resist the addictive tug of their limbic systems and cultural conformity.

Not exact matches

Despite her company's relatively small size, $ 11.3 billion in revenue in 2011, she exerted her influence in broader circles.

Even a relatively sedentary fish like the lingcod can rack up a large number of detections by swimming back and forth or circling in a small vicinity within the receiver's range — or simply by holding still and hovering over a given spot within that range while the receiver tallies pings.

Other practical features include the option of twin sliding doors for the load area with electric hands - free operation, and Peugeot also makes much of the Expert's relatively small turning circle.

And the relatively small turning circle of 38.7 feet wall - to - wall could be a boon.

Despite it's relatively small install base, it is still highly - regarded in gaming circles and a much sought after device among retro collectors.

Another point I remember from the Wegman report was that the peer review of climate science papers was sort of a closed circle due to the relatively small number of qualified climate scientists.