Sentence examples for less interconnected from inspiring English sources

Gelatine produced less interconnected foams, especially at high concentrations, due to a higher liquid foam stability.

The financial system is no less interconnected now, and the weakened European and American economies are more vulnerable to shocks.

However, hepatocyte specific functions (albumin secretion, CYP activity, and bile transport) increases in more interconnected 3D-printed gelatin cultures compared to a less interconnected geometry and to 2D controls.

But the film, which features "Shut Up" admirers like Devo and the comic artist Dan Clowes, shows how the young Mr. Deprey and Mr. Guerriero were absorbed by the culture of zines, tape trading and the smaller, less interconnected pools of cultural exchange before the Web's full ascendance.

It is tempting to say that Universal is changing by making the films less interconnected like Marvel and more stand-alone and filmmaker-driven.

And with Warner Bros. swearing that the post-Justice League DC Comics movies will be less interconnected and less beholden to grand narrative designs, this kind of one-off horror spin-off makes at least some sense.

In the nineteen-thirties, the financial system was much less sophisticated and interconnected.

Out of this analysis, the researchers compiled a new map of the Web, one that looks less like an interconnected web and more like a bow tie.

The chancellor wrote: "The Treasury analysis shows that under all plausible alternatives to British membership of the EU we would have a less open and interconnected economy – not just with Europe but, crucially, with the rest of the world.

The Volcker rule, named for Volcker - who has advocated for banks to become less complex and interconnected - would ban banks from making speculative bets with their own funds if they enjoy federal guarantees.

Digital calculations of volumes excluded scattered clusters of less than five interconnected voxels regarded as noise.