Sentence examples for are shrunk by a from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we propose for our in silico analysis three scenarios in an attempt to simulate this degenerative process: (A) all islets smaller than a certain size are removed from the dataset, (B) all islets are shrunk by a certain percentage in volume, and (C) a stochastic approach in which islets are attacked with a predetermined probability.

In addition to plummeting share prices, pay packages at tech companies are shrinking — by a somewhat surprising 20to25percentent from early 2015, he says.

In order to preserve the order of the absolute values in the Gram matrix, entries in with magnitude below but above are "shrinked" by a small amount using the following function: (8).

Indeed, the total number of ministries has been shrunk by a quarter.

The reductions include cuts to the university's management team, which has been shrunk by a third.

They are watched by a tiny figure of a man who has been shrunk by a magic spell but profits by it as a voyeur.

One engineer who had left industry to join CERN was bemused, recalls Mr Türtscher, when he told his physicist colleagues that a cooling system could not be made any smaller and they had the temerity to ask, "Why?" (On closer inspection it turned out that the device could be shrunk by a fifth).

For inserting dummy symbol into the probability table, probability of the symbols should be shrunk by a factor.

This indelibly Brazilian paradox grows less charming when you learn of Brazilians' xenophobic suspicion that "outsiders" are seeking to plunder the rain forest, and less charming still when you recall it is being shrunk by an alarming amount each year.

Alternatively, it is said, the area is shrinking by a large desktop's worth of ground every second, or a tennis court's worth every thirteen seconds, or twenty-five square miles a year.

• The extent of the north polar ice is shrinking by an area the size of the Netherlands every year • By 2100, the Arctic ocean could be virtually clear of ice in the summer, with just a couple of floes near the pole.