Sentence examples for removing less from inspiring English sources

Meyer brushed aside one question about concerns over the amount of pornography on the Tumblr site, saying Yahoo needed "good tools for targeting" and removing less "brand-safe" material.

At the same time, airlines are removing less fuel-efficient aircraft from their fleets, including the 50-seat regional jets that have been the backbone of air service in small- and midsize markets.

A quirk of a lossy image format like JPEG — that is, one that compresses an image, removing less important data, so that it requires less space on a hard drive and less bandwidth to transmit — is that when an image (or video or audio file) is repeatedly copied, compressed, and redistributed, the process leaves increasingly visible traces.

So by removing less important and redundant data, the performance of learning algorithm could be improved.

By removing less important components, it can reduce the number of dimensions required to explain the given data.

This can be done using pruning, that is, removing less likely candidates or by merging some of the hypotheses.

Generally, those updates and enhancements add or improve functionality, but there's nothing stopping a company from removing less-used features.

By removing less-prosperous settlers, he could to assign their lands to wealthy planters, like himself, from the southern United States.

Carboxy-terminated polymer coated silver nanoparticles (fn-Ag) were removed less effectively (88% removal) than hydroxylated fullerenes (fullerols; >90% removal), nano TiO2 (>95% removal) or aqueous fullerenes (nC60; >95% removal).

Furthermore, in such works, the strains removed less Mn II) and needed more time to promote the manganese removal than did the strains that were isolated in the current study.

The laser would then remove less actual tissue during the procedure, leading to an insufficient change in vision.