Sentence examples for far more components from inspiring English sources

Note that a dividing cell has far more components than any man-made device.

Zobel networks also suffer the disadvantage of using far more components than other equivalent image sections.

One is that molecular memories and other computing systems are likely to have far more faulty components than today's semiconductors.

As a result, large donations have become a far more significant component of party income, with all the adverse publicity that that generates, and funding has remained on the agenda, especially following the futile investigation into alleged links between donations and peerages.

Part of the logic behind SFX's public offering is that, because it will have the scale to help consumer brands advertise to E.D.M. fans, the company will be worth far more than its component promoters.

In this work, by providing a far more complete secretory component list of A. oryzae we were able to monitor the whole secretory pathway in response to α-amylase overproductions at the molecular level.

Separation of the SF-36 results into the physical health and mental health components clearly showed that the physical part of the SF-36 was affected far more than the mental component by deviating from the norm-based score of 50 [24].

But it has done far more damage when its components have worked together.

Moreover, buying or upgrading a network involves far more than choosing individual components: contractors have to integrate them, and the system must be installed and tested.

But both firms have been spurred to act by the dreadful problems Boeing had in getting the 787 in the air and keeping it there, several of which were blamed on quality problems along the extended supply chain.The two planemaking giants now watch the firms that provide components far more closely including sending inspectors to their factories.

It's hard to justify legalizing a drug when all of its medicinal and social benefits are overshadowed by an insular trend that appears far more elicit than any component of the plant itself.