Sentence examples for more compact nature from inspiring English sources
In contrast, Carol Hoffmann, a former mayor of Alexandria who was born and raised in Queens, sometimes longs for the more compact nature of a city.
The reason for this difference in behaviour has been attributed to the more compact nature of the β-polymorph unit cell, when compared to that of the α-polymorph.
Further the rate of increase of dhkl with HH defect is more for β phase than that for α phase and has been attributed to the more compact nature of β unit cell.
Note, this observation contrasts with the IM-MS results, where two conformations were observed for di-Zn(ii -SPM-1, but only one for apo-SPM-1, possii -SPM-1to the overall more compact nature of the latter, as analysed by ii -SPM-1
The couplings calculated from the PRE-RMD ensemble are again close to 5 Hz, whereas those calculated from the random coil ensemble lie between 5 and 6 Hz and fluctuate somewhat throughout the sequence, an observation likely to be due to the more compact nature of the βSHC structures inducing more local structure formation.
Overall, these findings could explain why deletion of the N-terminal residues increases the affinity for ImH and Hm, an effect that can presumably arise from the more compact nature of the heme cavity and lower fluctuations of the A-B and G-H loops in the Δ 1-3) protein.
Newly formed bone after 10 weeks was more compact in nature compared to after 6 weeks.
The purpose of the new design was to integrate cyclonic and fluidized-bed combustion into a unique combustor for more efficient combustion, while maintaining its compact nature.
He said that pasta's dense, compact nature means that it is digested more slowly than other starches.
Handling noise and specificity factors is much more complicated on short probe platforms due to the compact nature of these arrays, and to the higher noise generated by short probes [9].
This might be attributed to the highly compact nature of the ESD films, which provide more effective pathways for electrons.
