Sentence examples for poorer packing from inspiring English sources

For instance, if a surface has branched chains, it will have poorer packing than a surface with straight chains.

Poorer quality electron density was associated with chains C and D compared to chains A and B, probably due to a poorer packing of these chains in the crystal lattice.

Twice, furniture was damaged because of poor packing, but the pieces were insured.

The new form restricts coverage on losses from poor packing, places the burden of proof of seaworthiness on the shipper rather than on the carrier, and excludes losses resulting from insolvency of the common carrier, with the burden of proof placed on the shipper that the carrier is financially sound.

They have no resources or experience to offer the shipping services their big competitors offer which usually results in delayed deliveries or damages due to poor packing.

Near-bulk resistivities were obtained for Ni, Co, Cu, and Ag, while Fe presents a 37-fold higher resistivity than the bulk because of the poor packing of crystallites.

Backscattered electron images demonstrate the existence of an interfacial transition zone of high porosity, since the cement particles of the repair material have a poor packing on the surface of concrete substrate.

This poor packing reveals many surface sites that, on average, likely represent a larger percentage of the overall surface area in contrast to sensing monolayers formed on large-scale electrodes (on which E-AB sensors function reproducibly).

Yet, by and large, crystallographic structures of TCR pMHC interfaces do not have hallmarks of high-affinity complexes: the interfaces tend to be relatively flat, with poor packing, suboptimal surface complementarity and buried water molecules [ 5].

That group - whose midday meal researchers have found is often a snack or a nutritionally-poor packed lunch - will benefit most from this policy.

Where loads were suitable, and the ground was exceptionally poor, pack horses had an advantage over wagons as they needed fewer handlers, were faster, and could travel over much rougher ground.