Sentence examples for capacity shrink from inspiring English sources

That represents the steepest pace of decline since the wipeout of manufacturing in 1981 – a period that saw the UK's industrial capacity shrink by one sixth.

South-west London will also see its bed capacity shrink considerably when one of St George's (1,038 beds), Kingston (520 beds), Croydon (443 beds), Epsom (374 beds) or St Helier (525 beds) hospitals lose all their acute services, because the plans for that area say that five acute hospitals cannot be sustained.

In 2003 industrial capacity shrank in real terms.

Even if they took a low-frills approach, automakers left no doubt that their new vehicles are of crucial importance at a time of excess production capacity, shrinking demand and cutthroat competition.

Diversified by customers' sectors and by global geography, CIBA should bloom as excess industrial manufacturing capacity shrinks in 2005.

By reducing the number of cells to five, the total network capacity shrinks to almost half of its initial value (i.e. 48% of reference case).

The network capacity shrinks to 1,378.15 Mbps when another cell is reduced, i.e. 11 cells, which is lower than the guaranteed data rate.

Empirically determined secure capacities shrink with advances in steganalysis.

That combination of relatively rare capacities shrinks the pool of suspects.

WITH oil prices rising and flight capacities shrinking, airlines are charging more and more for tickets every year.

... [W]orking memory capacity shrinks under stress, which marines experience as they prepare for military deployment.