Sentence examples for less crossing from inspiring English sources

Multidisciplinarity, by contrast, involves researchers who work on a project together, but more independently and with less crossing of disciplinary boundaries [ 18].

Up until Mr. McQueen's glorious crack-up, there was no discernable reason to get out of bed for the London shows, much less cross the Atlantic.

Claiming not to believe in avantgardes, Ralph none the less crossed paths - and sometimes swords - with just about every radical movement in art and politics of the last 50 years, made his contribution, and moved on.

Local bargaining would fit better than a national contract with Tony Blair's idea of giving a freer hand to the best NHS hospitals; and it might make the doctors less cross, too.

When I'm headed to primitive parts of the world where the people have never ventured far from their village, much less crossed an ocean, I carry postcards from my home town.

These altered circuits work within the intact contralesional (opposite to stroke) hemisphere [ Biernaskie et al., 2005], leading to less lateralized (less crossed) activation.

Howard is also expected to be on hand, though he has less cross-party appeal.

Greater transparency in reporting is needed; there should be less cross-ownership; accounting must be brought up to international standards.

"Do come back when you're less cross," suggested one hostess.26 In 1924 Robert Graves came across [Difficult's] poem "The Quids" in an obscure American literary magazine.

In the first case, less chiasmata imply clearly less crossing-over in the second case, restriction to the terminal position limit the interchange to a small segment, keeping most of the chromosome length almost invariable.

This effect is stronger for microgels containing less cross-linker.