Sentence examples for much fewer numbers from inspiring English sources

Male sex writers do exist, but in much fewer numbers.

Women are members of Tabligh Jamaat, but they are in much fewer numbers than men, and they are not welcomed at the annual gathering.

"You can be profitable at a much smaller market size, selling to much fewer numbers of people," said Ron Pinelli, president of Autodata, which tracks industry statistics.

This feature provides the possibility of obtaining optimized designs with crisp and explicitly parameterized boundaries using much fewer numbers of degrees of freedom for finite element analysis and design variables for optimization, respectively.

Due to the great development of information technique, the design of the feedback controller for discrete-time singularly perturbed systems has been investigated by many studies, and some important results have also been obtained despite being in much fewer numbers than the continuous case [5 15].

Lipid droplets were also observed in A2 ISCs but in much fewer numbers (not shown).

Both TG1 and TG2 granules are present but in much fewer number than in the first and second layers.

Unitary rotation matrices are parameterized a much fewer number of parameters, and significant estimation gains can then be achieved by estimation of such orthogonal matrices.

If there is a large number of users, e.g. K = 100, the proposed method needs much fewer number of feedback bits than the extended LF-OSDMA and LF-OSDMA with M = 8.

The importance is that for all scenarios with different ionospheric constraints and different precision demands, the much fewer number of epochs is needed for triple-frequency than that of dual-frequency.

NQAR has much fewer number and slower increments of retransmissions than the other protocols along the increments of the range of error rates, since it takes the link quality into consideration.