Sentence examples for is greatly less from inspiring English sources

"It's a much more seamless integration, and the cost from the aftermarket side is greatly less".

For certain problems, for example, box constrained quadratic programming and ball constrained quadratic programming, Algorithm DCAP2 is greatly less expensive than Algorithm DCAP1, because the orthogonal projection onto (C) in these cases is given in explicit form (see for example [35]).

Moreover, as the complex scaling factors are arbitrary and more unpredictable than real scaling factors and the operations of complex numbers are complicated, the possibility that an interceptor extracts the information from the transmitted signal is greatly less than real scaling factors, which will also increase security and variety of communications.

At the next election, it will be the print and social media that set the political agenda in the Tory interest; public service broadcasters with their commitment to political balance will be greatly less influential and by 2025 largely marginalised.

The corresponding corona inception voltages of these dischargers were all lower than 650 V, which are greatly less than most other reported dischargers (about several kilovolts).

We had to construct three regression equations dependent on sample frequency, because the variation for certain range of sample frequency was greatly less than that for full data.

This is greatly important since less energy and power will be wasted to produce unwanted heat during the charge discharge processes.

While the original formulation of Shan and Chen's (SC) model can incorporate some MCMP flow scenarios, the density ratio of the different components is greatly restricted to less than approximately 2.0.

This difference in HASH approach is magnified by testing with dictionary files because the number of phrases that begin with the same first 2 bytes is too large, often up to more than 100, and the number of words beginning with the same first 6 bytes is greatly reduced, usually less than three.

In the absence of any catalyst support, the structure stability of nanoporous PtFe alloys is greatly enhanced with less loss of the electrochemical surface area and the oxygen reduction activity upon long-term potential scan tests compared with PtFe/C and Pt/C catalysts.

Alkyllithium, alkylaluminum, and alkylmagnesium compounds are the most common carbanion reagents in laboratory-scale synthetic chemistry; carbanion character is greatly diminished for the less metallic elements boron and silicon.