Sentence examples for more suitable way from inspiring English sources
Football and racing proved to be an unwholesome mix at Cheltenham on Tuesday, but three different sports came together in a much more suitable way at the end of Wednesday's card, as Alan Shearer and Lee Westwood joined their fellow owners with runners in the parade ring before the Weatherbys Champion Bumper.
Nonlinear patterns may describe the conformer set in a more suitable way.
Instead of this kind of thresholding, a more suitable way to extract the speech-dominant regions may positively affect its results.
It should be noted that bending pins to create preload is less effective (Fig. 3) and should not be encouraged — radial preload is a more suitable way of increasing interference [12].
Besides investing in additional 'conventional' assets (e.g. cables), grid operators can also invest in innovative 'smart solutions' like local storage capacities or voltage regulation appliances, which may be a more suitable way of integrating RES-E.
The current SDE is the distribution of spatial information in the area covered by each cluster, and we can also try to divide the image into several regions by other methods to get a more suitable way for representing the spatial information of feature points.
In other cases, there are more suitable ways to express the concept.
"We put it in our public works facility with the idea that we would get the plaque back there in a more suitable, safer way," Mr. Maley said.
However, the relays and the sources could be battery-powered, which means that individual transmission power constraints at nodes are more suitable for two-way relay systems with battery-powered nodes.
"On the contrary, if God asks me, this is because I can continue to serve" the church "with the same dedication and the same love which I have tried to do so until now, but in a way more suitable to my age and to my strength".
Becoming too fixed on a particular result could blind us to the possibility of another outcome that's way more suitable for us.
