Sentence examples for much smaller dynamic from inspiring English sources

To name a few: much higher noise levels in analog recording and playback; a much smaller dynamic range (the difference between the quietest and loudest sounds recorded); a tendency for the sound in the LP's inner grooves to be distorted; and a degradation of an LP recording with each playing.

This greatly validates that the bio-inspired leg can support the same payload but have much smaller dynamic stiffness and thus much better vibration isolation performance.

In such case, a smaller assembly angle θ can be used for a much smaller dynamic stiffness and thus a much softer single "leg" in moving while maintaining a higher loading capacity.

For example, in the case of the M7.4 Landers earthquake, the maximum stress changes calculated at epicentral distances more than ~4 times the fault-length drop below ~1 3 kPa (Hill et al. 1993); such values are much smaller than the dynamic stress changes at similar distances.

Collins observed that, for example, the dynamic force generated during a 100 mm/s stretch is much smaller than 10 times the dynamic force generated during a 10 mm/s stretch.

The same dynamic on much smaller scale is happening with popular TV shows on Facebook and MySpace.

Therefore, the size of the used sample set is much smaller for MSA than for dynamic S-VNS (e.g., 1.04 vs. 142.80 samples on average; maximum of 42 vs. 161 samples for the small instance during one run with an average of 682.09 plans in the pool of MSA).

It made me sad, even though I've watched this dynamic on a much smaller scale for the past 32 years.

Nevertheless, the magnitude of the errors is much smaller than the DLL errors, since the dynamic model of the estimator prevents fast variations of the LOS estimate and also because phase information is being used implicitly.

Originally developments in image processing were mainly pushed by the need to decrease the image dynamic range, because the dynamic range of softcopy reading stations was much smaller than that of the films displayed on a light box [ 9, 10].

In general, the dynamic range of digital cameras is much smaller than that of human eyes and natural scenes.