Sentence examples for expand in volume from inspiring English sources
Technological advancement in building materials has also made it easier for developers to expand in volume, Mr. Werner said.
Some of the heat ends up being absorbed into the oceans, causing the water to expand in volume.
That jump would have take five years under the steady rise seen in recent decades, as ice caps melt and oceans get warmer and expand in volume.
So something that cools to 100 nK from 3 K would have to expand in volume by a factor of ~1011.
Whereas previous soft actuators rely on pressurized systems that expand in volume, VAMPs mimic true muscle because they contract, which makes them an attractive candidate for use in confined spaces and for a variety of purposes.
Climate scientists suggest that the world's oceans could rise as much as three feet over the next century as icebergs melt and the seas warm and expand in volume.
During my first try, with a bass fillet, the bag exploded; when water boils and becomes steam, it expands in volume by a factor of 1,600 (Mr. Myhrvold explained that one liter of water becomes 1,600 liters of steam), so excess air will heighten the risk of popping.
Due to frictional heating, the pore fluid expands in volume (e.g., Lachenbruch 1980).
These data required Einstein's 1916 theory of general relativity to be understood, with two astonishing implications: the entire universe was not static but was expanding in volume, and, second, that the universe had a finite and immense age of about 14 billion years.
The fruiting body has a convex-shaped cap, at first small in relation to its stipe, expanding in volume as it matures.
