Sentence examples for changes from more from inspiring English sources
The size of the SNDFCO increases and their fracture morphology changes from more ductile to faceted when the applied stress decreases.
During continuous annealing the nanoparticle structure changes from more defective to less defective and the number of edge-localized spins in a particle drops from ca. 2 to ca. 1 despite the CSR size and the Fermi energy remain practically the same.
The steep increase in conductivity from the order of 10−3 to 10−2 S cm−1 and decrease in activation energy from 0.35 to 0.22 eV at the temperature range above 350 °C, appears like a super ionic type transition in the material, where state of hydrogen changes from more ordered state to disordered state, as observed in different proton-conducting materials [15].
Our results demonstrate that with the increase of climatic drought stress and associated desertification, the reproduction of C. stenophylla changes from more sexual reproduction to more clonal propagation; offspring establishment strategy changes from having more outside-shrub offspring to having only inside-shrub offspring; the clonal architecture changes from guerrilla type to phalanx type.
It is a never-ending process and as our economy changes from more industrial to technological, it is crucial for us to be open to learning new processes either on the job or in school.
A few watersheds had large changes from more than one metric (MAF, CT, or LFD), and are thus more vulnerable to climate warming than surrounding watersheds.
Even downtown Apia seemed little changed from more than 20 years ago.
It's all the more affecting for being so matter-of-fact; a welcome change from more conventional pop imagery of a sea of teardrops, or hearts shattered into tiny shards.
"University is a shock to everyone, but being home educated probably helped me settle in more quickly than some people, who felt uncomfortable initially with the change from more directed learning," he says.
Is the change from "more than" to "nearly" a meaningful hedge?
This transition corresponds also to a change from more brittle to more ductile behaviour in tensile experiments.
