Sentence examples for continuously increased number from inspiring English sources
With continuously increased number of cores in combination with a high memory bandwidth, a recent GPU offers incredible resources for general purpose computing.
Cells in culture adapt to high NaCl despite the presence of a continuously increased number of DNA breaks.
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Several examples from recent EC projects show that GATE is a well validated tool, which is exploited in a continuously increasing number of imaging applications.
The main difficulties to find roots of PM functions lie in the continuously increasing number of nonmonotonic points under iteration (see [15]).
The ongoing metabolic engineering efforts, combined with the continuously increasing number of terpene biosynthetic enzymes discovered will enable the economical and environmentally friendly production of a wide range of compounds.
Transient phenomena caused by ion-implantation processes have been studied for more than 25 years now with a continuously increasing number of research articles published in this field per year.
From the date of its original publication, Klimetzek's method has already been applicable to three-dimensional turbulent Navier-Stokes flows and is seeing a continuously increasing number of successful applications in industrial flow optimisation.
The progress in molecular evolutionary tools and theoretical concepts for species recognition has recently led to the detection of a continuously increasing number of cryptic species within individual morphological or biological fungal taxa [9] [13] including Hypocrea/Trichoderma [14] [16].
The continuously increasing number of biosensors could serve as such detector modules.
The continuously increasing number of mobile phone users strengthens the need to investigate especially long-term effects of RF EMF of mobile communication systems on brain functioning.
