Sentence examples for are quite flat from inspiring English sources

There was an even bigger jump in sales of commercial vehicles such as vans and lorries, with registrations increasing by 15% to 17,350, all of this at a time when the European and global markets are quite flat.

And based on photographic images of the statue, Frank Zöllner, author of a lengthy catalogue raisonné of Michelangelo's works, had some doubts about stylistic touches — the shapes of the eyes and mouth are quite flat compared with earlier works, and the fingernails and toenails appear "less strong than in authentic works by Michelangelo," he wrote in an e-mail.

It was found that, in local regions of a natural image, the color differences between the pixels are quite flat [7].

If uncertainty about marginal abatement costs is significant, and if marginal abatement costs are quite flat and marginal benefits of abatement fall relatively quickly, then a quantity instrument, such as cap-and-trade, will be more efficient than a price instrument, such as an emission tax (Weitzman 1974).

(F ) Cross-correlation functions for the simulated neurons with lateral heading preferences are quite flat and show no evidence of a peak near a lag of +20°.

Specifically, while wild-type ArcLight fluorescence kinetics show a pronounced dependence on voltage, I126F kinetics are quite flat over most of the physiological voltage range.

I'm quite flat anyway.

'At times it can be quite flat at Gamla Ullevi.

It's quite flat, so a big whipped cream cake can also go on it.

The lighting is interesting too: it's quite flat, not typical horror lighting.

It's quite flat up here, but we live on the top shoulder of a hill, so that helps.