Sentence examples for fairly less from inspiring English sources
By the proposed method, total harmonic distortion is reduced to values which are fairly less than the limits defined in IEEE 519 Standards.
Finally, electrochemical measurements showed that after 40 icing/melting cycles (2 h icing at − 20 °C and melting at 25 °C for each cycle) by immersing in pure water and saline solutions, corrosion resistance of the superhydrophobic nickel film presented fairly less protection level, particularly in saline solution.
The numerical results of a number of case studies show that the critical speeds of the coupled model are different from those of the uncoupled model both in values and modes, and the threshold speed of stability is fairly less than that of the uncoupled model.
Often system administrators in Cloud come across situations when they need to answer 'Who did it?' though that happens fairly less, but those events are critical.
His win was fairly sweeping demographically — somewhat less so geographically (he actually lost a majority of counties) — but overall about at the level of a candidate who might expect to win about 40 of the 50 states.
People who adopted a boss perspective were far more willing to continue the arrangement despite significant non-compliance, were more likely to feel they had been treated fairly, felt less animosity towards their cheating partners and believed they got the better deal because they felt they bore less cost and received higher value from the arrangement.
Gd anomaly was fairly stable (less than 30% removal) in the environment.
Yet his own welcome by the market has been, until fairly recently, less than avid.
To incorporate AL + RPM into a baseline router to support multicasting, the area overhead is fairly modest, less than 5.5%.
Given the critical Doha negotiations coming up, steel tariffs were, Mr Bush's supporters argue, fairly obviously less important than fast track.
"I think you can expect to see the lines drawn a lot more fairly and less creatively carved to limit the number of Democratic seats," Mr. Jacobs said.
