Sentence examples for harder easier from inspiring English sources
In 1899, Rhodes took 179 wickets at an average of 17.10 in a reasonably dry season; this weather meant that pitches were harder, easier to bat on, and less likely to suit his bowling.
Judging whether either an orthographic plw or a plw with looming (receding) perspective cues is visually most looming becomes harder (easier) when the orthographic plw is paired with looming sounds.
The requisite superscience includes four kinds of gravity, known as "hard, easy, wicked and lovely".
"A lot of people ride hard, easy, hard.
We show that the "conventional" picture of easy-hard-easy problem difficulty is inadequate.
We also observe easy-hard-easy complexity transitions when asymmetric intercity distances are chosen from a log-normal distribution.
We present a detailed experimental investigation of the easy-hard-easy phase transition for randomly generated instances of satisfiability problems.
An easy-hard-easy pattern, typical from phase transition phenomena, is seen in Figs. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.
But even the "hard-easy" part doesn't feel the slightest bit easy.
1) The "Hard-easy effect," where designers underestimate the challenge in front of them, was common for all ten teams.
In fact, for general knowledge tasks, the relationship is inverse (hard-easy effect), although feedback may reduce this mismatch [3].
