Sentence examples for compared with the flexible from inspiring English sources
Compared with the flexible MetroCard, the token was dumb.
Compared with the flexible linear supercapacitors, the stretchable linear supercapacitors have much poorer rate performances and they are usually tested at low scan rates (0.01 0.1 V s−1) [11, 13, 13].
Compared with the flexible manufacturing system (FMS), a mixed-integer nonlinear programming model is designed for the NCS, and an improved hybrid algorithm of simulated annealing and local search is addressed to obtain optimal scheduling.
The contact time and medial gastrocnemius muscle activation in the push-off phase were significantly lower for the elastic shoes compared with the flexible shoes in walking and jogging.
The X-ray structure of the oxidized form of L-SH2 (PDB ID: 3EAC) showed that structure of the N-terminal linker area (A73 P81) is well defined (Fig. 2B) with traceable electron density compared with the flexible C-terminus (E174 A178).
The relatively more preorganised binding sites of rotaxanes 1 and 3, as compared with the flexible propyl-linked axle component present in 2, potentially enhances chloride binding.
Those who were the most flexible expended 10 to 12percentt more energy to move at the same speed as compared with the least flexible.
There is little potential for independent evolutionary change in eyespot color composition, compared with the strikingly flexible evolution of eyespot sizes.
Compared with the current typical flexible job shop scheduling problem, the algorithm is solved.
The so-called stability lobe diagram (SLD) of the novel method, which describes the relationship between the critical stable depth of cut and corresponding rotational speed of the milling cutter, is also presented and it is compared with the SLD of flexible milling without damper.
This value can be compared with the following: for flexible polymers such as λ-DNA, the ratio, lp/ lc, is much less than one (lp≍50 nm, lc≍16 μm); for semiflexible polymers, such as actin filaments, the ratio is on the order of one (lp≍16 μm, lc≍20 μm); 21 for rigid polymers such as microtubules, the ratio is on the order of 1200 (lp≍6 mm, lc≍50 μm).
