Sentence examples for form of shrinkage from inspiring English sources

It should be clear that although each of these studies used some form of shrinkage, it is difficult to determine the comparability of these shrinkage estimates.

And in the meantime, the stage is set for Intel to deliver their next "tick" and "tock" in the form of a shrinkage (giggle) of the Nehalem architecture to a 32nm process late next year, then a move to the Sandy Bridge architecture some time in 2010.

Only in extreme cases, however, do we expect that reliable estimation of additive plus dominance effects will not require some form of hierarchical shrinkage.

Therefore, we tested different forms of the shrinkage coefficient estimators and conceived a feasible coefficient estimator to improve the LLSimpute method.

After heat treatment of the specimens, their dimensional stability in the form of swelling and shrinkage were determined by soaking them in water for 2 and 24 h.

Prominent changes to the flame front are in the form of stretching or shrinkage, asymmetric development of its shape, increased/preferential lift-off of one or both of the stabilization points of the flame, and nearly random three-dimensional fluctuations over large time scales under some conditions.

The most well-known penalty, L1 penalty, was introduced in the form of the least absolute shrinkage and selection operator or Lasso constraint by Tibshirani in 1996.

There were no increases in the autogenous and drying shrinkage for HPFRCC immediately after finishing the initial heat curing, meaning that there is no possibility of shrinkage cracks forming in HPFRCC elements after the heat curing process.

The Chilwa basin-plain is broken by a few hill formations (including Chisi Island and Mpyupyu Hill) and exhibits five terrace levels formed by shrinkage of the lake.

The phenomenon of shrinkage of the shell layers without forming tubular structures provides us a simple and easy approach to fabricate fibrous materials.

Heat treatment accelerated the propagation of microcracks (formed during shrinkage) due to thermal expansion of the solid phases, volumetric expansion of the air and increased pressure within entrapped voids.