Sentence examples for smaller turns from inspiring English sources

Some smaller turns are especially good.

"You can make smaller turns with more power because the snow is so grippy, and you can push it pretty hard because you can do nearly everything".

Perhaps Pressley and McCaffrey come off best with their smaller turns, but that has much to do with them having less wooden dialogue to deliver.

Between that and the "American in Paris" ballet, he's generous with a glittering Folies Bérgere routine, an amusingly nervous go at the George and Ira Gershwin "Fidgety Feet" (paired with of a send-up of Balanchine's "Apollo") and any number of commanding smaller turns for Fairchild, Cope and other cast members who can dance a little or a lot.

(2) The behavioural nature of movements differs significantly between habitat and matrix: butterflies were found to fly straighter (longer distances, smaller turns) in the matrix.

I tried making a smaller turn up (1-1 1/2″) and then turned it up again — and then once more.

They will then become hotter and smaller, turning into blue dwarfs and finally ending their lives as white dwarfs.

The smaller turn-out in Iowa distorts the result because a disproportionate number of those attending tend to be activists.

At the same time, the i3 has a smaller turning radius than a Mini, giving it greater maneuverability in the urban environments for which it is intended.

As known, decreasing bandgap energy of the base layer in HBT can result in a smaller turn-on voltage.

And this heterojunction can also promote the Ge_DUTFET to occur point tunneling at the small gate voltage, which makes it obtain the smaller turn-on voltage.