Sentence examples for increase known from inspiring English sources

He is widely credited for the improved security situation in Iraq, where he was the senior commander during the troop increase known as the surge.

The changes in VKT due to the advent of the AV remain unclear, though some researchers hold the view that VKT in fact would increase (known as the "rebound effect") [13].

That could price out the health groups from their cigarette tax campaign and imperil all other measures trying to make the ballot, including an extension of a key tax increase known as Proposition 30.

Our co-evolution-based structure models substantially increase known TM protein fold space (many have TMalign [ Zhang and Skolnick, 2005] scores <0.5 to any known structure, Supplementary file 2), populating it with new structures that reveal evolutionary folding pathways.

Estimates of the increase in spending for every dollar that wealth increases, known as the wealth effect, range from about 3 to 18 cents, depending on the analyst.

Robert Rubin writes: ""Now that the election is over, Washington's attention is consumed by the looming combination of automatic spending cuts and tax increases known as the fiscal cliff.

NOW that the election is over, Washington's attention is consumed by the looming combination of automatic spending cuts and tax increases known as "the fiscal cliff".

In large part because of new discoveries in the United States and abroad that have significantly increased known reserves, natural gas prices have been relatively low in the last two years.

Experts said the Intel researchers appear to have achieved one of the rare performance increases known in the industry as "powers of 10," or exponential change, that has the potential to remake the modern computing world.

In response, Mr. Koizumi announced a package of emergency spending increases, known as a supplemental budget, that the economics minister, Heizo Takenaka, said was needed to keep the slowdown from "expanding into a spiral".

George Osborne's plan to change the way benefits are increased (known as uprating) in 2012 is a line in the sand that Liberal Democrats in government must not cross.