Sentence examples for increase as one from inspiring English sources
However, we suspect that the residuals of magnetometers will increase as one goes further away from the ionospheric current system, based on what we have observed with the two magnetometers we considered.
In fact, the neighborhood seems to contain endless variations on the brick single-family attached house — variations that increase as one heads south toward Fort Hamilton Parkway and Caton Avenue, each of which is considered by some to be the neighborhood's southern border.
Its distinguishing feature is that the ciphertext dimension does not increase as one walks down the hierarchy.
The report suggests that the uncertainties are considerable and that these increase as one looks towards the future.
But, he added, Apple should not have gone "into the deal advertising a price increase as one of the benefits".
This approach has thus far revealed that the proportion of neurons (as well as their strength of modulation) whose activity correlates with subjective perception increase as one progresses in the visual cortical hierarchy, peaking to ~90% in the primate temporal lobe, compared to ~20% in the primary visual cortex1,4.
Begich supports the state minimum wage increase, as well as one on the federal level that would raise the wage from $7.25 to $10.10 an hour.
If someone has a positive desert level, then it is better, from the perspective of noncomparative desert, if they get more than they deserve, than if they get less (by the same amount); moreover, the degree to which it is better to get more than one deserves increases as one's desert level increases.
He also has previously proposed a variety of other specialized tax increases, such as one on tobacco to pay for early childhood education.
Rabobank cites 39% of wineries surveyed that focus on DtC indicated sales have declined rather than increased as one might expect.
P.324 right column top paragraph: "The proportion of white matter to grey matter increases as one ascends the evolutionary scale.
