Sentence examples for increase in shell from inspiring English sources

Moreover, an increase in shell roughness is known to cause comparable red shifts [40].

Because the wavefunctions diffuse into shells, the confinement energy will change with the increase in shell thickness.

The increase in shell thickness probably occurred because at a higher heating rate, the larger temperature gradient along the radial direction led to more rapid formation of a NiCo2O4 shell on the surface of the NiCo DH-glycerol composite spheres during the initial annealing process.

Greater wave action on the open coast [51] compared to sites within bays may result in an increase in shell erosion both through contact between adjacent mussels and the abrasion of shells by sediment carried by more powerful waves.

As there was no increase in shell length of the slow growing adult L. elliptica over the experiment, any change in CIFW SL or CISW SL can be attributed to a change in flesh weight or shell weight, respectively.

Four shell quality parameters were improved in eggs from the brown LB hybrids; shell deformation, shell weight, shell thickness with and without shell membranes, while eggs from the white LSL birds showed an increase in shell thickness without shell membranes.

However, the BBC's Ian Pannell in Donetsk reported a significant increase in shelling on Thursday, with artillery fire shaking buildings in the city centre.

The BBC's Mark Lowen, who is on the Syria-Turkey border, says Kurds still in Kobane reported a significant increase in shelling by IS militants on Wednesday morning.

Part of the lack of enthusiasm came from the fact that there had been a fall in production, and that while there was an increase in Shells' reported refining earnings–up a whopping 70%, to $2.2 billion Shell warned that the underlying performance of its refining operations were weaker than it appeared.

Clams within all three clam size classes increased in shell length and wet weight after being exposed to all treatments, except for those which were starved (Fig. 1).

Sada et al. investigated the use of groundnut as a replacement of fine Aggregate; they found that the use of groundnut shell in concrete reduces the concretes workability due to the high absorption of water by the groundnut shell; the densities and compressive strength of concrete decreased with the increase in groundnut shell percentage [3].