Sentence examples for both shrinkage from inspiring English sources
Similarly, for the second ANN architecture, microwave power density was the most impressive variable having the maximum influence on both shrinkage percentage and color changes.
The shrinkage pattern clearly shows that as the ashing temperature increases, the shrinkage pattern shifts to higher temperature and both shrinkage rate and quantum of shrinkage decreased as the ashing temperature increased.
This can be explained by the research result of Schuster and McLaughlin (1961), Bentur and Grinberg (1982), Smadi et al. (1989), Ballim (2000), Lee et al. (2013) and Meddah (2015) in that increasing shale content in concrete has a significant effect in increasing both shrinkage and creep strain.
Second, the model can be implemented using both shrinkage methods as well as variable selection methods.
Treatment of mature osteoclasts with WESS caused both shrinkage of osteoclasts and disruption of actin ring structure in a dose-dependent manner.
LASSO was proposed by Tibshirani [ 30] to achieve both shrinkage and covariate selection via the penalty (4) J λ (t ) = λ t.
To be specific, both the shrinkage process and the gradient descend process are used to update H and F by solving two minimization problems in the alternating projection procedure, and the above procedure will be repeated for a number of iterations.
By controlling the cavity volume shrinkage, both the minimum and maximum operating internal pressure values were obtained.
A 20 mm thick heat resistant 13CrMoV9-10 steel was welded using a multi-pass submerged arc tandem setup on a 3-D testing facility designed to prevent shrinkage both during the welding and the subsequent cooling to room temperature.
To counteract both the shrinkage and the bowing (especially the latter), restorers in the past placed wooden strips called battens, or more complex structures called cradles, across the back of the panel as constraints.
Both the shrinkage and annihilation of dislocations resulted in reduced dislocation density (see the dips in Fig. 12b and c).
