Sentence examples for constant shrinking from inspiring English sources

While the Americans focus on the economy's strengths, particularly the persistent consumer spending, the foreigners dwell on dwindling profits, mounting debt and the constant shrinking of corporate operations.

The constant shrinking of transistor size over the last half-century has been important because it has significantly lowered the cost of computing, making it possible to build ever more powerful computers that are faster and cheaper, and consume less power with each generation.

The new GPU is built on a 65nm process — and as you may have learned from the constant shrinking of processors, the smaller the process, the less power drawn and the less heat produced.

Three porosity regimes were assumed for the calculation of SAXS areas; they were based on (a) constant density (shrinking core), (b) constant diameter, and (c) an observed (with a TEM) diameter variation.

Stein (1956) showed that when we estimate the expected values of three or more independent Normal random variables with known constant variance, shrinking the per-dimension estimates toward a target value produces biased estimates, but reduces the mean squared error (MSE) for all choices of.

The sample drift was minimized by turning off the light bulb in the AFM controller during scanning to keep the AFM chamber temperature constant and by shrinking the scan area gradually down to 1 nm × 1 nm on the top surface of the sample to rid the scanner piezo of the hysteresis effect.

Comparing with a wide-varying range applicable to mass-action rate constants, the range shrinking applied here is the best way so far to acquire reasonable approximations of the parameters.

This model predicts that, apart from the very beginning and end of devolatilisation, there is an almost constant velocity for the shrinking core of raw coal.

If the casting resin cures under constant conditions and without shrinking, it forms a hollow space which exactly matches the size and shape of the bulbus.

The results showed that there are three phases (I: constant baseline region, II: constant contact-angle region, III: shrinking region) existing during the evaporation of water droplets on a flat surface.

Whereas GBLUP and EMMAX assume the infinitesimal model under which all SNP ASEs are drawn from a distribution with constant variance [ 33, 34], BayesCπ begins with a distribution with constant variance but shrinks the variance for small effect SNPs that are rarely fit in the model.