Sentence examples for growing in time from inspiring English sources

If the frequency of the gravitational wave matches the sum of the frequencies of two BEC modes the transformation of the state is resonantly enhanced in a phenomenon resembling the Dynamical Casimir Effect [6, 7], characterized by a linear growing in time of the transformed state.

Even Tarski, who was initially very much a follower, had to admit that Leśniewski's conception of logical systems as concrete collections of inscriptions growing in time through the addition of new theses made them "thoroughly unrewarding objects for methodological and semantic research".

We model the developing tissue in one spatial dimension, x, growing in time t.

His assumption that populations would carry on growing in times of plenty turned out to be false.

"The residency program is being fully endowed and will grow in time, thus providing this invaluable service to visual artists in perpetuity".

You argue that Russia's relative strength will grow in time and thereby worsen the situation for the rest of the world.

You could say that it has grown in time as well as space, that it now embraces its history more fully.

Among the books De Quincey acquired, there was a history of Britain, expected to grow in time to "sixty or eighty parts".

The stable snow zone grows in time.

At u=3 adsorbate, clusters grow in time forming well-defined separated islands.

At initial stages of the system evolution, the mean size of adsorbate islands grows in time.