Sentence examples for mostly linear and from inspiring English sources

The piano writing is spare, mostly linear and never showy; only once is it allowed to break into sparkling, cadenza-like cascades.

Statistically, the impact of ENSO on the location parameter, μ, was nonlinear for 8 out of the 29 stations but the influence of AO and NPO on μ was respectively mostly linear and linear.

The individual curves for adults were more homogeneous and mostly linear and thus were comparable between adults.

At higher temperatures, the CO uptake diminished, as confirmed by mostly linear and bridged species present on the Rh surface.

(2) The second generations of PIs are mostly linear and macrocyclic noncovalent inhibitors of the NS3-4A enzyme.

TQM is useful when certainty of outcomes from decisions is high, processes are mostly linear, and the expected variability in decision-making is low.

The unlocked, oscillating active center with lower comonomer response gives rise to mostly linear chains and is not affected by the presence of comonomer, while the locked one creates long chain branched chains, whose frequency decreases by introduction of comonomer.

Overall, strong and mostly linear dose-response associations of the change in total LTPA with the development and resolution of the MetS were seen.

When it came to the United States, the thinking was mostly linear — the dead-straight and boring speed-record routes like the Bonneville Salt Flats; the El Mirage, Calif., lake bed; and the Silver State Classic in Nevada.

Additionally, the solution of a single system of equations is accelerated by the Fast Multipole Method, which shows a mostly linear correlation between iterations and calculation time.

Retrograded starch is primarily retrograded amylose because the relatively short and mostly linear amylose chains can re-associate within 48 h, whereas the bulky amylopectin can take several days to re-associate (Khanna & Tester, 2006; Sajilata, Singhal, & Kulkarni, 2006).