Sentence examples for a decreasing scale from inspiring English sources

Livestock raising has been the mainstay of much of the region; migratory herding of sheep from mountain pastures in the Abruzzi to lowland winter pastures outside of the region continues, although on a decreasing scale.

However, the statistics from 2008 did not reflect any significant change, demonstrating the continuation of a decreasing scale of disputes in spite of the enactment of the Law of Mediation and Arbitration.

Based on this, speedup of the moving horizon estimation is achieved by employing an analytical solution obtained by augmenting the ellipsoidal constraint into the objective function as a penalty weighted by a decreasing scaling parameter.

From the factorial design it was concluded that the time necessary for this system to reach the equilibrium is 2 h and a decreased scale of anion influence followed the order: CuSO4>CuCl2>Cu(NO3)2.

By overlaying the smoking status to the distribution of the signature mutation load in each sample, we found the S-signature contributed to heavy, light, and never smokers with a steadily decreasing scale.

The scale dependence of the so-called geometrically necessary dislocations causes enhanced hardness with decreasing scale.

The projections are part of a new effort called 'climate services', which will provide customized information on climate change to end users, including projections at ever decreasing scales.

To make a comparison with the other three quantitative technologies examined in the MAQC project, the CT values obtained from PCR Arrays were transformed from a decreasing copy number scale to an increasing copy number scale applied in the MAQC study [ 8].

Thus, an increasing return to scale is achieved if output increases by a greater proportion than the increase in inputs and a decreasing return to scale is achieved where output increases by a smaller proportion than the increase in inputs.

However, in this model, with the assumptions of an integrated market, linear demand, monopoly unions, and absence of transportation costs, an infinitesimal difference in wage rates is sufficient to shift the entire production towards the less expensive plant; thus, a decreasing return to scale technology seems to be a more realistic assumption.

For instance, as particle size decreases, attractive van der Waals forces decrease scaled by the particle radius, whereas repulsive ion electrostatic forces decrease scaled by the radius squared.