Sentence examples for growing dispersion from inspiring English sources

In addition, by inspecting the standard deviation of error bars along each level of dispersion when array centroid is fixed, it can be seen that the variance of MLW increases with growing dispersion.

A constant dispersion coefficient will be appropriate for gases because of the Eulerian nature of the usually dominating gaseous diffusion coefficient, whereas the asymptotically growing dispersion coefficient will be more appropriate for solutes due to the Lagrangian nature of mechanical dispersion, which evolves only with the fluid flow.

These characteristics include relatively weak unions, wide and growing wage dispersion and high incidence of low-pay employment (Sapir [2006]).

Overall, the growing diversity and dispersion of power in the workplace, where status is increasingly related to contributing to a larger purpose or mission, is an indicator of awakening.

However, latitude dispersion grows with flight duration, and trajectory dispersion growth is significant from 30- to 100-day flights.

To facilitate the comparison of obtained results with the probable experimental data, size dispersion distribution of growing quantum dots by the small semiaxe in the regimes of strong and weak SQ by two experimentally realizing distribution functions have been taken into account.

To facilitate the comparison of obtained results with the probable experimental data, size dispersion distribution of growing QDs by the small semiaxe in the regimes of strong and weak SQ by two experimentally realizing distribution functions have been taken into account.

There is growing recognition that the dispersion of credit risk by banks to a broader and more diverse group of investors, rather than warehousing such risk on their balance sheets, has helped to make the banking and overall financial system more resilient.

It has been reported that C. albicans biofilm dispersion is dependent on growing conditions, and that the dispersed cells are mostly in the yeast form [ 36].

The gap between countries with higher life expectancy and lower dispersion of ages at death, and the countries with lower life expectancy and higher dispersion grew over the years 1970 2005, as indicated by the increasing negative correlation between the two measures shown in Table 1.

A simple approach based on the catalytic pyrolysis of polyethylene glycol (PEG) was developed to grow a uniform dispersion of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) in Al powders and thus supply raw material for the powder metallurgy fabrication of CNT/Al composites.