Sentence examples for more linear in from inspiring English sources

In contrast to American rustic stick furniture, more linear in form with preconceived design, her works are fluid, free-form and flow from the source material.

The next bit is more linear in my recounting than it was in the increasingly fusty room in Claridge's as he warmed to his theme.

One possibility is that older Internet users' visual exploration of web pages is more linear in nature, even when this type of processing is not appropriate for the task.

In particular, the chromosomal configuration becomes more linear in more elongated cells.

We restricted r and t such that 0 <  r <  t < 1, resulting in utility being concave for gains, convex for losses and more linear in losses than in gains (Fennema & Van Assen, 1999; Kobberling & Wakker, 2005).

The results are now tighter and more linear in driving towards these points, reducing the emphasis of the XFEL dataset and accurately positioning it as an important positive control.

It is unclear whether the more linear decline in risks in the latter study were attributable only to direct impacts of freeway traffic emissions or whether other covariates (e.g., other major roads, area sources, and land use differences near freeways in urban areas) played an etiologic role.

When comparing the two images of Fig. 9, we observe that the second transition matrix (Fig. 9b) is less 'turbulent' than the first one (Fig. 9a), meaning that learners viewed videos in a more linear fashion in the period close to the exam.

Although the type of search task and type of web page resulted in different visual strategies, little or no support was found for the hypothesis that older participants explore web pages in a more linear way in cases where this strategy was not appropriate.

It is worth noting that the change from the non-linear temperature dependence observed in the first heating to a more linear one in the second heating is linked to the displacement of α-relaxation to high frequencies.

Moreover, in morphants, the paths of individual nerves meandered compared with the more linear paths in stage-matched controls (e.g. compare A with B, C with D and E with F in Fig.  5).