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The phrase "and a more flat" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "and flatter" or "and a flatter" depending on the context.
Example: "The new design features a more modern look and a flatter profile."
Alternatives: "and a more level" or "and a more even".
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The difference between the two being flat cut is a leaner cut of meat and a more flat, uniform cut of meat.
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The heat treatment of these samples in fluorine atmosphere at higher temperatures increased the discharge capacity and provided a more flat discharge potential.
Additionally, we observed that the morphological appearance of migrating MEF-MYR-CK-B differed from that of MEF-CK-B, and displayed a more flat morphology with broad lamellipodia.
At pH 4, the gelatin particles appeared to lose some of their structural integrity and adapt a more flat morphology.
She reiterated her plans to work more closely with the sales and the media teams, and to create "a more flat organization" overall.
iOS 7 famously got rid of the 'skeumorphic' elements of the user interface (all that mock leather and linen) and replaced it with a more flat, colourful design - and iOS 8 is broadly similar.
And unlike Grindr and Tinder that have a more flat, attraction-based approach to matching people, Dattch goes a bit more in-depth.
The new app takes gestural cues from the big iOS 7 overhaul, and also goes for a more flat design overall.
Rounded withers occur when, just as it sounds, the withers are gently sloped and the horse has a more flat back.
Unlike the ε-Al137+ Keggin ion, it contains solely octahedrally coordinated aluminum in a more flat topology.
The assumption was that sampling of peripheral clusters implied a more flat geometry, therefore facilitating measurement of complete clusters.
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