Sentence examples for increasing instead from inspiring English sources

Also, from now on, we shall use the words decreasing and increasing instead of non-increasing and non-decreasing, respectively.

The result is that the faster and deeper these countries cut, the more slowly they grow, with the perverse effect that their debt ends up increasing instead of decreasing.

People are eating around the same amount of fresh vegetables as they were 40 years ago, but we have gone off our greens, with consumption of courgettes, mushrooms, aubergines, and packs of stir fry veg all increasing instead.

Another poster at Denver-based digital marketing firm Faction Media wrote that the company was receiving five-day-old data, and that "the latency period is increasing instead of decreasing".

Negative Recommendation: for increasing (instead of reducing) the distance among images, the λ factor is defined greater than 1 (as λ=1+m i n(1,L c ×w r )) and the min operation is replaced by a max operation.

The dependence of the adjoint variable (lambda) on time affects the optimal control values, impacting the monotonicity of the optimal control with respect to user interest and the number of infected nodes, as shown in Fig. 12f, g where the optimal control becomes increasing instead of decreasing (which is expected) with user interest after a specific time.

A group called Citizens Against Tolls -- whose Web site subtly announces "WE HATE TOLLS!" -- wants tollbooths removed from the Garden State Parkway and the gasoline tax increased instead.

At some critical load, the number of cracks ceases to increase; instead, the existing cracks penetrate into the adjacent 0° layers and eventually fracture the 0° fibers.

When the number of nodes in the network is more than 60, the message transmission delay of Epidemic algorithm will increase instead.

However, if we raise the threshold |ρ|·Emean, the missing ratio of the results in the two human subjects will increase instead.

Six subjects had a wrist extension of between 15° and 41° for the first test; five reduced their wrist extension (between 3° and 33°) during the second test (p = 0.08) while one subject increased instead of decreased it.