Sentence examples for increasing counter from inspiring English sources

Employment in education and health services is increasing, counter to the trend, and both industries need qualified help.

Houston ($13,608 annual gross rents, $183,000 unit price) and Philadelphia ($17,700 gross rents, $234,900 unit price) are also interesting options, though Philadelphia area housing prices have been flat or slightly negative recently, according to Realtor.com's monthly national survey, and local inventories of unsold units have been increasing, counter to the national trend.

"We do not seek confrontation with Russia … but so long as Russia continues down its current dangerous and irresponsible path we will continue to work with our international partners to apply steadily increasing counter-pressure," he said.

The experimental realisations of an all-integrated multi-wavelength coherent photonic-phononic buffer is shown in Figs. 2, 3 and 4. Figure 2a shows the depletion of the optical data pulse with increasing counter-propagating write pulse power (storing process).

How? First, by doing exactly what the Obama Administration is doing: increasing counter-terrorism activities while trying to engage with Muslim publics.

He was presented with three options, according to a former national security official familiar with the internal administration deliberations: scale back to a skeletal presence; deploy only a robust counter-terrorism operation headed by Joint Special Operations Command and the CIA; or increase troop levels by 4,000 to 5,000 while at the same time increasing counter-terrorism operations.

Try to increase counter space without taking away from floor space.

She said there had been an assumption during the Troubles that increased counter terrorist legislation would be short-lived.

One key cost saver: She did the kitchen herself, replacing a full-size refrigerator with a half-size one topped by a butcher block to increase counter space, and replacing the battered kitchen cabinets with shelves.

If the revocation list becomes too long, the epoch counter is increased and then new keys with increased counter are redistributed to all valid users and the revocation list is reset.

When a user becomes invalid or there is a need to revoke access for a user, the system first increases the epoch counter in the user's key; then updates the corresponding ciphertext using the increased counter; and finally redistributes keys containing the new epoch counter to all valid users.