Sentence examples for imperfections more from inspiring English sources

You feel road imperfections more in the Odyssey, along with more vibration and harshness.

In retrospect, the severity of the 1987 crash reflected market imperfections more than economic realities.

She now appreciates her own imperfections more.

We indulge our natural attraction to imperfection more freely on vacation.

Part of the reason is how "Kill Uncle," with its imperfections, exposes more of Morrissey's personality than other releases — or, rather, has more unfortunate protrusions and flat spots and thus a more interesting texture.

Some human imperfections are more disabling than others, and in a president they can have major consequences.

Non-smoothness of modulation can be caused by a variety of hardware imperfections and, more fundamentally, by the very nature of any modulation scheme for digital communications.

Both theoretical and numerical results indicate that the effects of dual imperfections are more significant as compared to those of each single imperfection.

This is because, beyond the simple increase in dimension, real systems bring with them imperfections and more complex forms of energy dissipation.

Here it is shown that the effects of imperfections are more apparent when the composite cylindrical shells are subject to combined loadings.

The same occurs in terms of post-buckling configuration: for the same increase of internal pressure from critical load, the imperfections have more influence in the post-buckling displacements than the friction between the pipeline and the soil.