Sentence examples for far more linear from inspiring English sources

That's not to say Ridley Scott isn't capable of directing Crowe in two roles of what, if Grazer is to be believed, will be a far more linear story.

If you compare Kano to a home computer of the late 1980s, such as the Spectrum, there is initially a far more linear feel — given how much step by step instruction is taking place with Kano Blocks — vs the free playground experience of a machine like the Spectrum which landed the user right in a command line view of Spectrum Basic.

In the presence of dynamo action, the behaviour is far more non-linear.

Calculation of the nonlinear seismic response of tall guyed masts using detailed time-step finite element methods is far more complex than linear response spectrum analysis that is routinely used in structural engineering practice.

We found that our non-linear compartment model performed well in predicting the targeting index at higher doses and was far more appropriate than a linear compartment model.

Importantly, all of the designed cyclic TSP-1 mimetics were far more stable than the linear heptapeptide in human serum.

Using this technology we reported that boys with ADHD moved their head 2.3 times more often than normal children, moved 3.4 times as far and had a more linear and less complex movement pattern [ 5].

The motion of the arms, in this case, is far more organic than the traditional linear gantry style devices I've seen.

However, most global health delivery (GHD) projects are far more complex, multivariate, and non-linear in reality.

However, the process we are aiming to capture is obviously far more complex and often non-linear [ 55, 56].

A pneumatic accelerator is simpler, cheaper and far more efficient than higher-tech methods such as linear induction motors and linear synchronous motors.