Sentence examples for better tension from inspiring English sources

Hence, better tension control enables a higher track density.

This is because branched surfactants often show a better interfacial tension lowering ability and effectiveness than those with straight-chain alkyl groups [8, 9].

Ordinary, SLs occur as a mixture of lactonic and acidic SL molecules, lactonic SLs show better surface tension reducing propriety and biological activities, while the acidic ones display better foam formation ability and solubility and allow further modification at the free carboxylic acid end (Concaix 2003; Chen et al. 2006; Hu and Ju 2001; Maingault 1999).

Lactonic SLs have been reported to have better surface tension lowering and antimicrobial activity as compared to the acidic form [ 11].

Just a little slack when the top is closed is much better than tension, which will unstick the tape.

It might make you feel better as tension is released but it's hardly witty most times, and mostly it makes you seem immature, uncool, and it's not going to hit the target where it undoes their argument or statements.

Few issues highlight that tension better than the topic of natural gas.

GARY FOSTER, one of the film's producers, insisted that the movie is "better for whatever tension they have".

I'm with 30 of the lads in Cardigan this weekend, playing three games in three days and hoping to cope better with my tension demons.

AT THE heart of a region better known for tension and strife, and at a time of global financial anxiety, the rich Arab monarchies of the Gulf exude an unworldly calm.

WASHINGTON — Few players in the Republican Party's internal melodrama better embody the tension between the party's establishment and anti-establishment factions than Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the minority leader.