Sentence examples for more compact ones from inspiring English sources
Mortars, able to lob fire over the taller walls, proved particularly effective against castles – in particular those more compact ones with smaller courtyards and open areas, such as at Stirling Castle.
Its positive regression coefficient indicates that microbial biodegradation will be slower for the bigger and more extended chemicals than for the smaller and more compact ones.
The MOHCA-seq data are thus consistent with a picture of the ligand-free state of the c-di-GMP riboswitch aptamer primarily adopting extended conformations but also interconverting to more compact ones.
On the inside, Mr. Zannettos replaced the original Rives stairway with a more compact one, but in a sensitive design of marble treads and chaste iron balusters.
It comes in a variety of stand styles as well as more compact one-piece models integrating the bowl and stand.
From the viewpoint of simple ionic bonding, any open packing, in general, is not electrostatically stable with respect to a more compact one.
The duck genome presents most of the characteristics encountered in birds, which are: (i) a more compact genome, one third the size of a typical mammalian one, (ii) a large number of chromosomes (2n = 80), (iii) the presence of macrochromosomes and microchromosomes, the latter being as small as a few Mb [ 16] and (iv) the females are the heterogametic sex (ZW) and males the homogametic one (ZZ).
She also found that the Signer DNA fibres could be made to assume two distinct forms: a longer "wet" form, and a more compact "dry" one.
"A district in which people generally live near each other is usually more compact than one in which they do not," explained redistricting expert Justin Levitt of Loyola Law School.
When aggregated by geopolitical boundaries, regional values are overweighted (geographically) by more compact, more urban ones that typically have more older housing, often obscuring important information in less-populated rural regions.
