Sentence examples for more flux than from inspiring English sources

This city of 330,000 is in more flux than ever as it ages at the core of a lively metropolitan area of two million residents.

And although the group has been more flux than stasis in its career, every m.c. is as strong as he was twenty years ago.

Hamlet is transfigured by every performance, and even the senescence of Lear demands rejuvenation; when Olivier enters and exits those roles, he leaves behind a trace of his temperament, and the character — more flux than fixed point — will be subtly but irrevocably changed.

The A.L. East, imposing as ever, is in more flux than usual — the Red Sox are reigning champions, yes, but they and the Yankees are relying on young pitchers, the Tampa Bay Rays are gaining credibility, and the Baltimore Orioles are starting over.

The re-developed beamline 3.1, based on the Wadsworth design of monochromator, is the source of tunable vacuum-UV photons in the range 4 31 eV, providing over two orders of magnitude more flux than the vacuum-UV, Seya monochromator in its previous manifestation.

Regulatory sequences can be a particularly difficult sequence feature to translate, as they tend to be in more flux than coding sequences, and any organizational constraints they are subject to are not well understood.

There are more fluxes than metabolites (n > m), so the system is underdetermined.

However, most actually pathway systems contain more fluxes than metabolites and are therefore underdetermined.

In a separate interview, Lord Mandelson said there was more "flux" in politics than at any time since the 1980s.

At the steady-state, block 15 carries much more flux towards Lys than block 14, which, as we will see, affects the regulation of these blocks via each other (Fig. 11).

Regardless of the relative continuity offered by communities, a networked, peer-to-peer world would probably be more chaotic and more in flux than the present world.