Sentence examples for growth compression from inspiring English sources

To offset synchronized growth compression requires a synchronized reflation effort.

Emerging Market economies (EM) have not proven immune to growth compression, either.

Japan is most exposed to continued global growth compression and thus may become the Great Reflation's standard-bearer.

Next year may well see the Great Growth Compression begin to turn into the Great Global Reflation.

The U.S. economy is like a twin-engine plane: The external demand engine is limited by global growth compression while the internal demand engine is thwarted by excessive unemployment and anemic income growth.

The effect of micro-crack closure, which may dramatically decrease the rate of damage growth under compression, is incorporated and its computational implementation is discussed.

Failure during CAI was found to be triggered by local buckling, causing fibre and delamination damage growth (during compression) that leads to rapid and sudden load drop.

These observations might imply a role for PgMYB11 in processes that are common to primary stem growth and compression wood formation.

The results clearly show that the temperature-induced interplay between interchain association with cluster growth and compression of the complexes is governed by polymer concentration and electrostatic interactions.

Three control image stacks of micro-beads were then acquired using the same procedure, but in nearby spheroid-free areas at least 500 µm away from any spheroid (so that the bead density was not affected by growth-induced compression).

To establish analytical estimates for the critical folding pressure and the critical wavelength, we can interpret cortical folding as the instability problem of a confined, layered medium subjected to growth-induced compression (Biot 1957).