Sentence examples for a comparatively softer from inspiring English sources

On comparing the maximum creep (peak strain at the end of creep step) and the equilibrium strain (strain at the end of recovery step) (Fig. 9c), a comparatively softer structure of water gel can be confirmed from a relatively higher peak creep and equilibrium strain values as compared to HIPE gel.

Enamel is a comparatively soft glass, a compound of flint or sand, red lead, and soda or potash.

Elsewhere in Friday's draw, Italy got a comparatively soft draw, facing Paraguay, Slovakia and New Zealand in its group.

Great is a process, proven over more than a comparatively soft stretch in the regular-season schedule.

By embedding a harder material, B4C, in a comparatively soft matrix, the hardness of the wear surface can be increased, and plastic flow propagation is inhibited.

It is concluded that the maximum magnitude of the axial loss factor, as well as the bending loss factor, for the case of a soft outer cover could be of the order of 10-2, bevense even in the bending deformation mode, the bending-induced axial deformation acts as the main source of damping when a comparatively soft outer cover is chosen.

The National Action Plan represents a comparatively soft regulatory instrument and most of the targets and measures it contains are not legally binding.

Vocalisations include a comparatively soft and musical chirping call, a song, and a flight call.

The passage taken by the instrument, was filled with a comparatively soft fibro-cellular substance with islands of cartilage in which calcification of the cartilage was in progress, A layer of newly-formed articular cartilage covered the head of the femur, and a very thin layer of what seemed lo be the original articular cartilage lay loose in the joint.

This was a comparatively easy task at the BBC World Service.

Sales was arguably comparatively softer on Abbott than during her previous interview.