Sentence examples for ever-increasing volumes from inspiring English sources
This system of farming has little use for poop, despite churning it out in ever-increasing volumes.
The harmonica comes out again for 'Call Me On Your Way Back Home' in which repeated phrases such as 'I just wanna die without you' speak ever-increasing volumes.
While this is great for you rarely having to wear the same outfit, there are some serious implications of consuming clothes in ever-increasing volumes.
Autophagy continuously delivered ever-increasing volumes of cytoplasm into vacuoles, whereas the starvation-induced degradation of membrane proteins was completed within 3 hr.
The book explained the efforts since the 1960s of vested interests and ideologues to underplay the risks of pumping ever-increasing volumes of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
Smarter and more adaptive machines are rapidly becoming as much a part of our lives as the internet, and more of our decisions are being handed over to intelligent algorithms that learn from ever-increasing volumes and varieties of data.
Initiated by the Department of Defense DODD) High Performance Computing Modernization Program (HPCMP), the Data Analysis and Assessment Center (DAAC), serves the needs of DOD HPCMP scientists by facilitating the analysis of an ever-increasing volume and complexity of data [1].
Real-time characterization of network traffic anomalies, such as heavy hitters and heavy changers, is critical for the robustness of operational networks, but its accuracy and scalability are challenged by the ever-increasing volume and diversity of network traffic.
The ever-increasing volume and variety of medical images draws attention to important problems for which the science of visual cognition may have some answers.
For the past several thousand years, mankind has been trading an ever-increasing volume and variety of goods over ever-longer distances.
Pollen cells must also maintain a constant influx of ions and sugars in order to maintain the membrane potential and turgor given the ever-increasing volume (Bouma 2005).
