Sentence examples for less edge from inspiring English sources

For example, the less edge, where pasture and forest meet, the better.

Mr. Carroll added that because the twin-tip ski has less edge in contact with the snow it also skis like a shorter ski, something most people should be moving toward anyway since modern, more maneuverable skis have made older long boards obsolete.

In passivated nanoribbons, the Bloch states at VBM and CBM have much less edge component.

Woodlands of compact shapes (with proportionally less edge exposed to the surrounding matrix) had higher numbers of 'woodland species', which were associated with woodland core habitat.

Greater algal patch density and complexity are associated with topographic highs and lows, whereas patches in planar areas exhibit large core areas with less edge habitat and less interspersion with different canopy guilds.

Insufficient Track Bed: wear of ballast, too less edge of ballast, reduction of bearing capacity due to insufficient drainage, base failure of an embankment, elevation due to poor frost resistance, etc. Open image in new window.

For a transit to occur, the planet's orbit must be seen more or less edge-on, and on statistical grounds about 10% of the exoplanets detected so far should show transits.

The wider the cracks are, the less edges are in contact, blocking more electrons from passing through the film.

Therefore, edges in blue and red areas are likely to be neglected in Y channel and an example is given in Figure 2. It is observed from Figure 2 that edges caused by splicing in the red and blue area of the original image are almost invisible in Y channel, although Cb and Cr channels preserve less edges, edges which are invisible in Y channel appear sharp in the Cb or Cr channel.

The SL values can be different between subjects; this would mean that at a given value of T, a graph could have more or less edges than other, thereby influencing the differences in C and L. To guarantee the comparability between both groups, the graph parameters C and L were also computed as a function of the average number of edges per vertex (K).

For instance, site complexity differs among the nine sites with the three polluted sites tending to be less complex (have less edges) than the reference sites.