Higher
Higher adjective - Being far along in development.
Both words in one sentence
- The unprepared Russian forces met stiff resistance and were forced to retreat with casualties much higher than the Allies.
- Interestingly, recent research has shown sauropods too had stiff necks despite their higher number of neck vertebrae: this would make the comparison between Tanystropheus and sauropods rather apt.
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Art Evolution: After the five episode pilot, the first season had a slightly higher animation budget for music videos and character designs, but starting in the second season there is a very noticeable improvement, with much more natural motion and hair that doesn't look quite as stiff.
Source: Western Animation / Jem
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