Sentence examples for a nicer form from inspiring English sources

Then the definition is (D z):=det (mathbbm {1}+sqrt{V}R_0 z)sqrt{|V|})) for (zin rho (H_0)), and the last property listed above takes on a nicer form.

Oliver contrasts the 800 with the 770, saying it has a nicer form factor, with larger stereo speakers.

Plus it's a nicer form factor". It's easy to see why Apple has held the school up as a prime example of iPads in education done right.

Mr. Stern described the inclusion of architecture in this year's biennial as "a nice form of tokenism".

(It's like the gremolata served with osso buco; yes, it's traditional, but it's also overkill. Still, it's a nice form of overkill).

Its a nice form of flattery, but theyve got a long way to go, Carlucci scoffs.

For source-free electromagnetic fields in special-relativistic space-time, a nice form of Laplacean determinism is provable.

Putting together some sensors, connectivity, a battery, a nice form factor will most often be just an entry point to software, where the hard IP is.

But hey, with HD resolution, a nice form factor, and now a full 3000 lumens, there isn't too much they really need to change.

In fact it is an Euler scheme, but the corresponding SDE does not have such a nice form as for example the Lévy-driven SDEs discussed in [34].

Try wearing a nice form fitting bottom such as a well fitting pair of jeggings or a pair of jeans in your size, but make sure that the pants you choose come well above your pelvis for a more slimming look.