Sentence examples for much smaller yet from inspiring English sources

The number of both maximal and closed patterns is usually much smaller, yet represents the same information as that of all frequent patterns.

The material is so much lighter than existing thermal shielding that it represents a significant cost advantage and makes much smaller yet durable satellites possible, says materials scientist Boris Yakobson of Rice University in Houston, Texas.

More Americans died during the Revolutionary War than have ever died from terrorism, and that occurred at a time when our population was much smaller; yet despite the loss of life, privacy protections were considered more essential then than they are today, and were even considered synonymous with liberty.

Note the much smaller, yet still positive, effects for higher wage workers shown in the figure.

I have personally experienced on a MUCH smaller, yet somewhat public, scale the freedom that comes from casting away your fear, telling your story, and being your authentic self.

He has watered down his threat to deport millions of undocumented migrants to deporting those who are criminals – a much smaller number, yet still hard to do.

The MCP gene is approximately 1,250 bp (800 1600 bp), much smaller than TMP, yet clustering is still evident.

Last month it withdrew HMS Bulwark, a large warship that had rescued over 3,000 refugees from the area, replacing it with HMS Enterprise, a much smaller vessel that is yet to rescue a single person.

Query answering is a central design feature of the SPBkb, and as we demonstrate next, our initial query can be narrowed to return a much smaller set of parts, yet still maintain the ability to exhaustively search the knowledge base.

Yet, much smaller antibiotic-induced changes in bacterial cells are likely present long before growth inhibition is detected.

Thus, it can be said that the population is delocalized from the fittest genotype for error rates sufficiently high but yet much smaller than that of completely random replication – evolutionary optimization breaks down.