Sentence examples for continuously smaller from inspiring English sources

The mean packet duration of NBP is continuously smaller than CBT for all links.

In particular modern miniaturization techniques allow realization of satellites with continuously smaller masses, and thus enable cost-efficient implementation and launch of distributed multi-satellite systems.

Each image was resized to continuously smaller sizes, starting with an initial size of 64×64 pixels (see Fig. 1B).

In the latter case, the fission process forming continuously smaller droplets might be hampered by matrix compounds that influence pH, electrolyte concentration, and solvent composition of the sprayed solution and thus of ES droplets [ 185, 186].

In an expanding population LD decays with time, while in a continuously small population LD is generated by genetic drift rather than founder effect.

Electronic components are continuously getting smaller and embedding more and more powered functions which exacerbate the temperature rise in component/board interconnect areas.

"The overall level of performance has improved, and the differences in quality between teams have continuously gotten smaller".

Her grandchildren stagger around at her feet, rubbing their bloodshot eyes continuously with small knotted fists in a fruitless attempt to dislodge the sand.

"But they have appointed a team with expertise in downsizing and are talking about continuously about small government and cost-cutting.

Until returning to England about five years ago, he performed continuously at small clubs and was a mainstay at folk and maritime music festivals.

The men break out into continuously reconfigured small units, lightly wrestling pairs that play tag with a touch of martial arts, or they form arm-braided trios and quartets.