Sentence examples for element is less from inspiring English sources
The proposed capacitor design of sensitive element excludes electrical contacts to vanadium oxide, so the element is less crytical to degradation and current noise effects.
The narrative element is less conspicuous in writing that does not purport to relate a story than in fictional works, but there is a role for narrative in letters, diaries, autobiographies, and historical writing.
Considering that the extra cost of producing an EWH with an auxiliary heating element is less than US$50, the application of dual heaters is worth considering by the manufacturers.
The monitoring results show that during the hydration process, the evolution of shear wave velocities obtained using the bender element is less variable than that in compressional wave velocities obtained using the piezoelectric disk element.
On the other hand, if the alloying element is less electronegative than the base metal, charge transfer takes place in reverse, namely from the alloying element to the base metal.
That element is less pronounced in this 1965 version than it is in the Europa, but what comes over forcefully even here, in this slightly distant Cologne radio recording, is the exuberance of the work, its abundant invention and originality, which make it totally unlike anything else being written in Europe at that time.
On the borders of Muscovy, where Orthodox Russians fought Muslim and Catholic non-Russians, religion/ethnicity fused easily with political loyalty; but, if the religious element was less conspicuous, similar tendencies towards politicized ethnicity transformed allegiances along the north Japanese, the Burmese-Siamese, and the Burmese-Mon frontiers.
In contrast, traditional AMR analysis corresponds to the summation of the absolute values (or their square root) of the moment tensor element, being less physical.
Gene models for which at least one element was less than 10 nt long were discarded to avoid to compute GC-content on too few nts.
Accordingly, a greater variability in the proportions of the first and the third segment was observed across 189 mammalian taxa, while the middle element was less involved in alterations of the intralimb proportions [ 25].
In the aircraft industry, for example, the same principle applies to light weight constructions, where the mechanical properties of the individual element are less important than the geometric arrangement of all components.
