Sentence examples for more continuous than from inspiring English sources

It is more complex, more sensitive and more continuous than my own.

The spectrum of liberal-arts institutions is both narrower and more continuous than Deresiewicz allows.

Though influenced by Christoph Gluck and by Niccolò Piccinni and others, it is not a "reform opera": it includes plain recitative and bravura singing, but always to a dramatic purpose, and, though the texture is more continuous than in Mozart's earlier operas, its plan, because of its French source, is essentially traditional.

In addition, his own work on French records, which are more continuous than American ones, found that people who use computers at work are paid 15-20% more than other folk but they were better rewarded even before computers arrived on their desks.

In the south half of the survey, ILD and TOC distribution appears to be more continuous than it is in the north.

The ichthyopterygian fossil record is more continuous than that of Sauropterygia (compare Figs. 3 and 5)—thus, we have intermediate forms that illustrate the evolution of fish shape from lizard shape.

Mobile music is potentially a far bigger market than cameraphones because listening to music is a more continuous experience than taking snaps.

But Volvo racers do get more continuous sleep than solo sailors, who must rely on short naps of less than an hour because of safety concerns.

Uncle Jack had been there, blown that, and in Ohio Stadium he had experienced louder, more continuous dins than he ever would in any steel plant.

For all three datasets tested, Telescoper produced more continuous assemblies than the other algorithms considered.

Our results may link initial molecular perturbations to subsequent events in cancer progression, which suggests a more continuous path than previously thought between germline and somatic alterations.