Sentence examples for is more cluttered from inspiring English sources

The success of The Corrections allowed him to "goof off for a couple of years" and watch birds but Franzen's time is is more cluttered now.

In Figure 3G, the distribution of stripes is more cluttered and similar to a maze.

The later chapters are more cluttered and hurried, but her chapter "The Arrival of the West, 1750-2000" succeeds in making the problems of contemporary Islam acutely apparent.

These two-axis models are substantially richer in modelling a problem space than simple functional flow diagramming, but the reader is cautioned that they are not as effective in communicating modeling results into the human mind through the sense of vision because they are more cluttered on the page they are visually more complex.

"There's more clutter and chatter out there," Iman said.

A recent trend is to also purchase cute little card holders but they're not a necessity and they are more clutter in a small home unless you use them frequently.

Theoretically, you can easily change back to the Live Feed, except that it is much more cluttered now, since it includes a lot more detailed information.

Only measuring impulse response and last click attribution result is more advertising clutter and further degradation of the attention ecosystem.

The film moves just as speedily, but it's much more cluttered.

"There is more noise and more clutter now, and it's harder to break through," McKinnon agreed.

This new algorithm reduces sample support by its fast convergence properties and results in a clutter suppression performance that is more robust to nonstationary clutter distribution relative to the traditional scheme, which has been proved by the experimental clutter suppression results from a three-channel SAR system.