Sentence examples for continuously increasing volume from inspiring English sources
The main external factors driving this transformation are the modifications to the logistic chains and practices of major industries and economic sectors, the proliferation of electronic spaces (websites) where shippers and carriers may meet and close deals, and the continuously increasing volume of individual consumer ecommerce activities.
The results of the scaling analysis on the particle concentration are plotted for 10-nm cylindrical-shaped particles in Figures 4 and 5. From this figure, it is seen that the rotational and Magnus forces decrease continuously with increasing particle concentration whereas the thermophoresis, drag, and lift forces increase continuously with increasing volume fraction of nanoparticles.
Cluster analysis plays a critical role in a wide variety of applications; but it is now facing the computational challenge due to the continuously increasing data volume.
Secondly the extensibility and scalability characteristics of cloud platforms will accommodate continuously increasing data volumes and caching for visualisation and user groups who can be involved for citizen science-based participatory environmental monitoring.
The friction coefficient of the synthesized composites decreased continuously with increased volume fraction of TiB, indicating improved wear resistance.
The shape of size distributions changes significantly with increasing volume fraction of the coarsening phase; the skewness changes continuously from negative to positive while the kurtosis decreases in the low fraction regime and increases in the high volume fraction regime.
Increasing volume with larger classes lowers quality.
(a) Images of voxels of increasing volume.
Increasing volume can lead to scaling issues.
During the first half of the twentieth century, the fermentation industry was well established and was continuously increasing in product volume and diversity.
Continuously increasing big data volume requires scalable increment in available analytic resources and cost.
