Sentence examples for shorter part from inspiring English sources
One thing was the sudden increase in the shorter part of the yield curve [i.e. yields going up on shorter-dated bonds] in several countries in the eurozone.
And women, it seems, tend to be more discriminating than men because they are fertile for a shorter part of their lives.
A subsequent, shorter part of "Conspirata" covers the next several years and has a different, more diffuse feel, in part because Cicero, now out of office, has a more diffuse mission.
The Renaissance mathematician Lucas Pacioli defined this aesthetically satisfying ratio as the division of a line so that the shorter part is to the longer as the longer is to the whole (approximately 8 to 13).
Arsis, a term of Greek origin meaning "the act of raising or lifting" or "raising the foot in beating time," refers in Greek, or quantitative, verse to the lighter or shorter part of a poetic foot, and thesis to the accented part of the poetic foot.
Diastolic duration remained unchanged, making the diastole occupy a shorter part of the cardiac cycle, but allowed enough time for complete relaxation (3.5τ/DD < 1). Figure 2 PRSW, EDPVR, SV, and CO.
Tells about the shorter parts she'll sing.
She'd have different hair, shorter, parted on the side but really fluffed up so that it bounced more — her hair was so much better cut short.
In the same way are constructed two other shorter parts of letter K.
However, several shorter parts need to be rebuilt to allow this, particularly between Egersund and Ogna, and from Bryne to Ganddal.
An alternative approach is to acquire EPI data using a segmented or multishot, echo planar readout (MS-EPI), which divides the echo train into several shorter parts.
