The phrase "a more round" is not correct in standard English; it should be "rounder." You can use the correct form when comparing the roundness of two or more objects or concepts.
Example: "This new design is rounder than the previous version, making it more visually appealing."
Alternatives: "a more circular" or "a more spherical".
I wanted a more round face.
Perhaps 3,500, if we're looking for a more round number?
"Manufacturers will do things like give their product a more round and curvey shape to cut off the edges of chocolate bars, for example, or they will use a more concave-shaped bottom for bottles," said Dr Dimitrios Tsivrikos, a psychologist at University College London (UCL).
Thus, seeking a more round analysis, for the 2010 2015 period, we consider only full papers from SBBD proceedings and all SBBD-related papers from JIDM (both regular articles and invited full versions of short papers).
One is a sound I made with Ableton's Operator plugin and the other is Ableton's Analog plugin which has a more round, warm sound to it.
Moreover, miR-21 overexpressing cells adopt a more round cell-shape morphology.
CD11b+ cells showed a more round-shaped morphology in pMCAo and TBI, in line with increased infiltration of peripheral immune cells.
The next question of the same article (q. 2) poses the same initial problem in a more round-about way: can man know anything without divine intervention?
It is also seeking justice for consumers in a more round-about way, since the prices of chips and computers have fallen over the years.
Moves like this that position Google more firmly in the camp of game developers are interesting ones for the company, which has generally approached that community in a more round-about way.
Syncretism does not reject social dàos per se, but does reject any particular dào as biased and narrow in contrast to a more, "rounded," idealized, or comprehensive dào.
