Sentence examples for may better convey from inspiring English sources

This name may better convey the meaning of this matrix.

The researchers call their technique "relativistic tennis with photons," but a more violent analogy may better convey how it works.

"As Emir Kusturica demonstrated with 'Underground,' " Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times, "the anguish in the Balkans may be better conveyed through raucous, stinging satire than by more conventionally compassionate means".

Similarly, Yablo and Gallois claim, one may pretend there are certain entities in order to better convey certain facts (1998, 245 8).

Mr. Weiland says that he wanted to better convey a message to the employee.

If we can better convey the creativity and ingenuity in tech then this will continue.

To better convey the 3D layout, a supplementary animated figure is provided (Supplementary Movie S1).

We also modified the Title of the paper to better convey this point.

d) The sentences addressed have been revised and restructured in order to better convey their intended meaning.

What she sees as "the contradictions always present in Hardy, between the vulnerable, doomstruck man and the serene inhabitant of the natural world" may actually have been better conveyed by verse, which allows the clashing elements a lyric near-simultaneity, something unachievable in the slower alternations of narrative fiction.

Has Raad chosen the wrong métier — would his deep research be better conveyed through straight documentary?