Sentence examples for much more ordered from inspiring English sources
This one in Manchester is much more ordered and upbeat.
"A Baroque cuisine was much more ordered with set procession of dishes.
The results suggested that the racemic group is more beneficial to the improvement of photorefractive performance than the homochiral when the homochiral cannot induce rigid photorefractive chromophore to be much more ordered.
The new composite and its properties are compared to PPT CZ composites with only a different charge transporting agent (carbazole, CZ) but a much more ordered mesophase structure, which were studied previously and have shown very good photorefractive properties.
Nevertheless, polymorph I (Tmuch more ordered crystal structure with less disorder in the dca ligands and the TPrA cations, which in addition show a cooperative antiferrodistortive displacement from the centre of the cavities.
They are much more ordered in contrast to the one synthesized without UR (as a control) (Figure 2a and b).
"There is much more order in prime numbers than ever previously discovered," said Salvatore Torquato, Princeton's Lewis Bernard Professor of Natural Sciences, professor of chemistry and the Princeton Institute for the Science and Technology of Materials.
However, we note that many distinct transitions likely occur across this temperature range as different parts of the bulk solvent and different ordered solvent regions become much more strongly ordered.
He said that with Coulson, "people could link him much more to ordering stories and being shown stories" that resulted from phone hacking.
Such views reveal much about the dynamics and developments of Sufism during the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, when the Sufi orders (turuq, s. tariqa) began to emerge, and which gave individual Sufis a much more structured and ordered method of engaging in piety, and of presenting the Sufi tradition to society at large.
They needed much more in order to run the generator.
