Sentence examples for current shrinkage from inspiring English sources
But R. William Franklin, an Episcopal leader who is dean of the Berkeley Divinity School at Yale University, said: "The basic vision for church unity was first laid out by the Episcopal church in 1886, so it has nothing to do with current shrinkage.
The importance of retaining variety in our city centres is twofold when the current shrinkage of the music industry is taken into account.
The importance of retaining variety in our city centers is twofold when the current shrinkage of the music industry is taken into account.
In the current study, shrinkage designs are constructed from simplex-centroid designs.
TR: You have predicted that, at the current rate of shrinkage, silicon-based devices will start to reach fundamental limits around 2010.
Current swell and shrinkage characterization models are limited by both the lack of standardized tests and tests that employ volume changes in uniaxial direction.
In the current work, the shrinkage characteristics of sintered zirconia toughened alumina (ZTA) compact produced by conventional powder forming process was investigated by using computed tomography imaging technique.
At current rates of shrinkage, by contrast, this looks likely to happen some time between 2020 and 2050.In this section Beating a retreat Grabbing cancer by the short and curlies Goodness has nothing to do with it ReprintsThe reason is that Arctic air is warming twice as fast as the atmosphere as a whole.
Watershed models that address soil cracking phenomena generally use a relationship between shrinkage and current soil water content to estimate the extent of cracking.
In the current ASTM standard, plastic shrinkage cracking is evaluated by the average crack width measured at 24 h after concrete placement, considering that the traditional crack measurement tools cannot be used on fresh concrete.
Non-small cell lung carcinoma (NSCLC) has a limited response rate to current chemotherapeutics, with tumour shrinkage in only 20% of patients (by the RECIST criteria) and 2-year survival rates of 10 16% (Schiller et al, 2002).
