'are shrunk' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a verb in the present tense, third person form of the verb 'shrink'. For example: "The crops are shrunk due to a lack of rain." Here, the verb phrase 'are shrunk' indicates that the crops have become smaller in size due to a lack of rain.
Once these investment banks are shrunk, shorn of risk and recapitalized, breakups may be possible.
Often, important details are shrunk so small as to be invisible.
Bosoms are built, stomachs are shrunk: the covered body and the built body are oddly united.
Spin-based Nanostructures: When magnetic structures are shrunk down to single-atom or single-molecule sizes, then quantum spin effects dominate their behavior.
In each iteration, the small and negative weight coefficients are eliminated, while the large ones are shrunk, which can be regarded as feature extraction and noise reduction.
We show that the benefit of using the PLAD technique is increased as the transistors are shrunk from 0.18 down to 0.09 μm.
United's cash reserves – £34m – would still be the envy of most other clubs but are shrunk from the £151m in the vaults in 2009.
As silicon transistors are shrunk down to the nanoscale, they are reaching the limits of performance, resulting in problems with power consumption, heat dissipation, and speed.
In the 1966 science-fiction film Fantastic Voyage, a team of scientists and their submarine are shrunk to half the size of a cell so they can slip into someone's bloodstream.
IN A classic 1966 science-fiction film, "Fantastic Voyage", a submarine and its crew are shrunk to a microscopic size, and travel through the bloodstream of a scientist to remove a clot in his brain with an on-board laser.
Fancy a job at Google? 1 Why are manhole covers round? 2 You are shrunk to the height of a nickel and your mass is proportionally reduced so as to maintain your original density.
