Sentence examples for much less number from inspiring English sources

Compared with typical key-management methods, the RBEM updates much less number of keys for the roles and objects when new roles are added to the role hierarchy.

The pipe element uses a much less number of DOF (degree-of-freedom) and it has exactly smooth configuration and high order solution of displacement.

The H13 tool steel, coated with 316 stainless steel showed much less number of cracks compared to the directly coated H13 tool steel indicating superior thermal fatigue resistance.

In fact, FDRepair generated much less number of corrections than the number of conflict-introducing errors.

The advantage of the addition heuristics is the efficiency, since they check much less number of insertion positions on the current circuit in iterations.

We can see that automatic ARIMA modeling-based data aggregation scheme transmits much less number of messages than native data aggregation scheme for most of the times.

Gene functional annotation clustering analysis of Cluster 4 genes suggests that the tongue wounds have similar gene clusters as the skin wounds but has much less numbers of members and higher p-values (Table 5).

The method in [ 15] required no explicit regularization and, due to the low-order nature of the model (number of parameters much, much less than number of pixels) was amenable to Newton-type inversion algorithms known to converge more rapidly than gradient-based schemes.

There is usually an arm selection when precursors are processed leading to a high copy number of products from one arm and much less frequent number of mature products from the other arm.

Today, it seems inconceivable that a record with the musical and lyrical content of Ghost Town would get anywhere near the charts, much less make number one.

"The local roads in the area are not sufficient to handle the present traffic congestion, much less the number of vehicles estimated to travel to the proposed gambling facility," he wrote.