Sentence examples for in the increments from inspiring English sources

Hunt has offered to endorse a 1% rise in consolidated pay if unions agree to a one-year freeze in the increments – small uplifts worth up to 7% of salary in some cases – which many staff receive as they extend their skills and experience.

If he keeps adjusting in the increments he has made so far, then in the next few games he really could start making the impact I would expect.

Reference mortar with OPC of 43 grade and metakaolin mortars with 5 25% metakaolin replacement in the increments of 5% with cement were made.

This paper reports the results of a probabilistic analysis of Mode II fracture energy of concrete with different percentage replacements of natural river sand with crushed stone fine aggregate (replacement percentage varying from 0 to 100, in the increments of 25%).

We increased the number of nodes in the increments of 60, with minimum being Scale 29 (approximately 537 million vertices and 8.59 billion edges), up to Scale 37. We picked a random vertex as the root of BFS and executed each benchmark 300 times.

In this experimental analysis, the number of selfish nodes is varied from 5 to 25 in the increments of 5. Figure 4a e depicts the plots of packet delivery ratio, energy consumption rate, average end-to-end delay, packet drop rate and throughput derived for comparing the selfish mitigation mechanisms like FTCSPM, CNBM, PBM and ECNBM.

In fact, the increments in percentages in our study also show no difference, in agreement with the results of Perseghin.

Under light excitation, the inner resistance of the photoanode is reduced remarkably, resulting in the increment in the photocurrent.

we have obtained an equation linear in the increment, Δ u i, which is solvable.

Rainfall strengthened rill formation, which behaved in the increment in rill width (5%26%%), length (4%–22%), and depth (3%22%%), but this increment decreased as inflow rates increased.

Modification of GCE with poly p-aminophenol), Au and Ag nanopoly p-aminophenol in the increment on bAukground currents.