Sentence examples for circles increases from inspiring English sources

In the εs range of 92 to 125, the hardness of an HT-HPT material (red circles) increases to approx. 600 ± 50 Hv, while the values < 550 Hv remain for an RT-HPT sample (blue open circles).

Two transverse vibration modes, in-phase and out-of-phase, are observed alternately in the fluid-coupled system when the number of nodal circles increases for the fixed nodal diameter.

The accuracy of the smallest typical circles increases when the target shifts to the center, thus these circles are not deleted.

As shown in Figure 3, the value of function f decreases when the number of circles increases, and the algorithm is finished when function f reaches the minimum.

One may think that the difference in etched depth between the blue and gray (or light gray) filled circles increases with increasing pressing force in Figure 5.

The optimal duration, indicated by the circles, increases with saccade amplitude.

Sales of anti-aging skin care treatments, which include products designed to get rid of dark circles, increased to $1.08 billion in 2006, up from $588 million annually in 2001, according to Mintel, a market research firm.

Hardness evolution of the HPT-process samples is classified: for εs < 92, the sample strengths of HT- (open circles) and RT-HPT (closed circles) increase with increasing εs; for 92 ≤ εs ≤ 125, a strength difference evolves; for εs = 125, a significant strength enhancement occurs in HT-HPT.

The wave was propagated in concentric circles, increasing in diameter until it reached the great circle; then, it contracted until reaching a point on the antipode of Krakatoa, whence the wave returned in the same way to its point of origin; then, gradually diminishing in intensity, it made for a second and third time its way around the earth.

The resultant grids showed circles increasing in diameter at sites and periods associated with the conductive body.

Uncertainty in both points are represented by circles and the circles increase and decrease in size with increasing or decreasing uncertainty, respectively.