Meaning of leisurelier | Babel Free

Definitions

comparative form of leisurely: more leisurely

comparative, form-of, rare

Examples

“Now it is the Boulevard’s turn to wait. The cars pause. The later nose up furtively beside the leisurelier. The latest stop stolid in line.”

“There never was invented a leisurelier, more soothing way of travel than this. The swaying of the camel is just enough to tire you out gradually, gently.”

“It has been evidenced that magnetism can give rise to electricity and vice versa. An example to prove is that of an electric transformer. The exchange happens within the transformer which gives rise to electromagnetic waves. Another datum of these waves is that they do not require a medium to proliferate even though their speed is comparatively leisurelier while moving through transparent materials.”

“Luxury train travel is also available, an experience perfect for enjoying leisurelier travel.”

“Researchers even produced extracellular AgNPs from Trichoderma reesei (Mafuné et al., 2003) in 72 hours, which was ominously leisurelier than that from F. oxysporum and A. fumigatus.”

“The curves and the way we had to slow down through the many villages we traveled through made our going leisurelier.”

“This paper highlights the working of Docker container and its significance in the BareMetal environment. Virtual machine results were very^([sic]) leisurelier than BareMetal.”

“Even although pervasive healthcare systems are frequently leisurelier than other sector industries in accepting novel information and communication technologies, healthcare system has relocated rapidly in the direction of the use of technologies to increase overall patient care and decrease budgets as well as medical errors [11, 16, 17].”

“Sharma et al. [10] propose interactive projector screen with hand detection using gestures but there are so many compels associated, for example, it only works in a specific region, the handling may be a bit leisurelier than the real touch screen, […]”

“A genetic probabilistic meta-heuristic technique for the global optimization problem by trying a random variation on the current solution is considered as simulating mudding (SA). A bad change is acknowledged as the renewed answer with a condition that falls as the computation proceeds. The leisurelier cooling timetable, or the rate of decline is the most probable algorithm to discover an optimal solution.”

“It took them nearly the entire day to make it to their first noteworthy vantage point, mainly because they had to spiral around the mountain – seeking out a leisurelier route – rather than climb up vertically.”

“The simplest way to discover the Old Town is to walk through the streets on foot, soaking in evidently leisurelier stride of life.”

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