Sentence examples for benefit of shrinking from inspiring English sources

In this work, the lasso penalty R β d i = β d i is adopted, with the benefit of shrinking some coefficients to zero and therefore serving as a feature selection method [ 37, 38].

Yet business will kill Moore's law before physics does, for the benefits of shrinking transistors are not what they used to be.

Residents may well reap the benefits of shrinking council tax bills – a 3% cut every year for the last three years – but a small number feel they are shouldering the burden of tax cuts since the introduction of means-tested charging in January.

This could have the lamentable effect of reducing the frequency of price-driven smoking cessation, but those same states would benefit in terms of shrinking black markets.

The company said that one benefit of its shrinking customer base was that it did not need to spend as much to expand its network.

After years of shrinking benefits and increasing fees, frequent-flier programs are courting their most loyal customers again.

Subsequently, WANG, et al [28] proposed a new method named AATM with high efficiency which benefited from the virtues of shrinking space technique and ATM.

Such programs have the added benefit — especially during a time of shrinking government budgets — of focusing aid on students with a good chance of becoming graduates.

But, as she puts it to me: "Twenty years down the line, I'm still seeing it". In a climate of shrinking wages, cut benefits and rising living costs, period poverty is rearing its head with new prominence.

But insurers are expected to benefit from the influx of new customers after years of shrinking enrollments.

Instead of shrinking from the challenge, our nation seized the opportunity to rebuild our economy and create a reliable retirement benefit that all workers could count on.