Sentence examples for increase in location from inspiring English sources
But a few decades ago, these cityscapes were in danger of disappearing, victims of the contraction of the studio system and the increase in location shooting.
With the increase in location shooting, daylight-balanced high-speed films have been introduced to allow shooting in mixed-light situations without light loss due to filters.
Uber executives have been accused of spying on reporters' trips and the company's recent increase in location data collection riled privacy advocates.
Some real estate executives say that rents will continue to increase in locations that are considered desirable and that the tenants who are unable to pay will consider moving across the Hudson or to other areas of the city.
The agreement calls for a tenfold increase in locations in the country by 2016.
Analysis of the relationships between domain occurrence and protein localization prediction enabled identification of numerous location-informative domains which could then be used to refine or increase confidence in location predictions.
Results indicate significant increases in locations both open and closed to fishing, predominantly in the abundance of small-sized species and early life stages suggesting a recruitment signal.
Lastly, we identified potential "hotspots of change" where fire was projected to i) invade, by increasing in locations where current probabilities of fire were low; and ii) retreat, by decreasing in locations where current probabilities of fire were high.
Fruit availability and load may be an important predictor of HR size, with GS and group density increasing in locations with higher fruit tree densities [ 9, 32, 33].
To summarize, this study has demonstrated that the increase in the location error degrades the algorithm performance when it uses the HPLM method to get the RSS information.
Comparing the results between cases III and IV, we find that more compact urban development decreases disparities in potential and daily accessibility, but increases disparities in location accessibility.
