Sentence examples for general shrinkage from inspiring English sources

In general, shrinkage and creep are taken into account of long-term deformation and pre-stress loss analysis of concrete structure (Zamblauskaite et al. 2005).

However, entry into anhydrobiosis resulted in deformation of the nuclear shape, and the formation of multiple invaginations (Fig. 2A, arrows), most probably reflecting general shrinkage of the cells upon dehydration and replacement of water with trehalose and other protectants (Fig. 2A, B).

Lasso and general shrinkage may shrink large coefficients too much.

If the smaller size of HPF-fixed ISGs was due to general shrinkage, HPF-fixed cells should have been comparably smaller.

In general, polymerization shrinkage proceeds in two stages: pregelation and postgelation (or rigid) shrinkage [ 10, 20].

In general, autogenous shrinkage is more pronounced in HPC, albeit, using low heat cement, fly ash, shrinkage reducing agents, lightweight aggregates, and fibers can effectively reduce it.

It is a snapshot of one of Britain's most successful organisations: at a time of general institutional shrinkage, the National Trust, which was founded in 1895 by three philanthropists concerned about the deleterious effects of industrialisation, just grows and grows.Between 2001 and 2014 its membership increased by 49%, to just over 4m.

In general, the shrinkage operators are considered to be in the form of a symmetric function ; thus the coefficients are estimated by (14).

As water table falls, there is a general trend of shrinkage in the area of zones with flowing wells, which has a lag to the declining water table under a large τ∗.

Human SPG showed in general somewhat more shrinkage of the tissue.

A general model of autogenous shrinkage caused by chemical reaction (chemical shrinkage) is developed by means of Arrhenius' law and a degree of chemical reaction.