Sentence examples for continuously shrinking from inspiring English sources
In 1773 he began his major lifework applying Newtonian gravitation to the entire solar system by taking up a particularly troublesome problem: why Jupiter's orbit appeared to be continuously shrinking while Saturn's continually expanded.
Because of the continuously shrinking device dimensions, this effect becomes even more significant.
The semiconductor industry has long warned about a set of impending bottlenecks described as "the wall," a point in time where more than five decades of progress in continuously shrinking the size of transistors used in computation will end.
West Bengal's Bengali-reading audience has been continuously shrinking under the pressures of English and Hindi (in Kolkata's Oxford Bookstore I noted that the English-language translations of Rabindranath Tagore were prominent best sellers).
However, as wafer size is enlarged and integrated circuit (IC) feature size is continuously shrinking, WBM patterns become complicated due to the differences of die size, wafer rotation, the density of failed dies and thus human judgments become inconsistent and unreliable.
If the useful half-life of our training continuously shrinking, then why has our educational system been the same for generations?
Due to the fact that CMOS device has continuously shrunk in size, a detailed discussion of the effect of MOSFETs dimension on stability is included.
The layout effect influences the performance of nanoscale devices with advanced strain engineering, considering that the size of a technology node continuously shrinks to ≤ 20 nm.
For example, any curve on the surface of a sphere can be continuously shrunk to a point, but there are curves on a torus (curves wrapped around a hole, for instance) that cannot.
CFOs adopt cloud solutions knowing they'll see the monthly close process continuously shrink, freeing up hours, days or even weeks of time.
Moreover, the level surface I ( x, y, z ) = k continuously shrinks to a point ( l γ, l γ, l γ ) as k → k γ +.
