Sentence examples for much more linear from inspiring English sources
(I find computer-aided design much more linear).
The maps are smaller, making each much more linear than before.
This description probably makes Lisa D'Amour's "Anna Bella Eema" sound much more linear than it is.
Their trajectories are much more linear and rigid: "I will get my GCSEs, do A-levels and go to university".
Hotline Miami 2 is, compared to its predecessor, a much more linear experience, regularly pressuring you into a specific play style.
"The way my mind works is somebody else has got this so down that they don't make mistakes and their process is so much more linear than mine.
The rotation of these hydration around the double bond between two carbons, gives trans-fatty acids a much straighter, more linear looking structure than cis-fats.
Because the position along the line-circle vector is determined by Procrustes superposition, a leaf with a toothed or wavy margin will have the same score on this vector as one with a smooth margin of the same overall shape, whereas its increased perimeter will give it a much lower (more linear) value for CSF.
Behavior of the devices at their physical boundaries was much more non-linear and this was left unaccounted in linear drift model [3].
In what it suggests about how we experience time in a much more non-linear fashion than most conventional narratives, it is, I think, overwhelming.
As a consequence, the possibly infinite non-linear Wegscheider conditions given by (6) are equivalent to much more manageable finite linear constraints on the log-values of the parameters of the closed subsystem, given by (9) where κ := ln(k) and is an M2 × J matrix that can be easily constructed from knowledge of using (8).
