Sentence examples for smaller degrees from inspiring English sources

There is no minimum degree of whiteness or speed gained in motion, but rather smaller and smaller degrees ad infinitum down to zero, since the qualities change continuously.

At smaller degrees of swelling, the amount of K+ adsorbed remained unchanged and then decreased gradually as the degree of swelling increased.

In contrast, in solutions containing anions with higher hydration abilities, such as KCl, the adsorbed amount of K+ decreased at smaller degrees of swelling.

Duns Scotus supported the "addition theory", according to which a change in the degree of a quality can be explained by the addition or subtraction of smaller degrees of that quality (2011: 553).

In addition to the strong correlation between the particle principal orientation and velocity vectors, regions of larger velocity gradient magnitude result in smaller solid fractions and smaller degrees of three-dimensional alignment between particles.

Complex living cells produced in vivo (as products of evolution) raise the question whether all this complexity is really necessary for life, or whether cellular life can also be realised in human laboratories, involving much smaller degrees of complexity (p. 1293).

In the UK, this exists to a smaller degree.

Authorities with a much smaller degree of independence from government are not uncommon across Europe.

This effect is observed at a smaller degree for n-type [1 1 0] NWs as well.

To a smaller degree, this is the case also for a C+·I-C triplet insertion.

We find a similar pattern of results, though to a smaller degree, among the CEO sample.