Sentence examples for higher difficulty than from inspiring English sources

For curves of the same radius but different angular change, a change by 90° has higher difficulty than a change by 45° due to the longer distance of the curve in the first case.

Regarding sex, women reported somewhat higher difficulty than men in all items in the 'Engagement' scale, especially in items 1b, 2b and 3b that reflect the quality of the communication with healthcare providers.

Never play at a higher difficulty than your opponent unless you know what you're doing, but avoid playing on Easy.

In other words, she's a really good politician, even playing on a higher difficulty setting than men have to.

British men's gymnastics is at an all-time high and the captain Louis Smith is a strong contender for gold on the pommel – he qualified first with a higher difficulty tariff than anyone else.

On the day I visited the Karolyi ranch, Martha had received an e-mail from the Gymnastics Federation of India, asking if she might help train Dipa Karmakar, the country's first female Olympic gymnast, who had qualified for Rio on the strength of a vault called the Produnova, which requires a gymnast to flip two and a half times and comes with a higher difficulty score than Biles's Amanar.

But the Huntingdon gymnast felt the judges in Montpellier had awarded Berki a higher difficulty rating than the Hungarian deserved.

However, the perceived popularity of difficult video games in North America caused Tecmo to release the game for the NES with a much higher difficulty level than the Japanese version.

On higher difficulties, more than one Flood may appear on the roof of the building.

When the score was higher than 50/100, a higher difficulty level situation was unlocked and presented to the participant during the next driving session.

However, Yuill and Lyon reported higher difficulty in the interpretation of emotional than nonemotional task; thus, according to the interpretation of the authors, the poor performance could not be fully explained by attention shift [ 13].