Sentence examples for increasing number of components from inspiring English sources
An increasing number of components are designed by using the local strain concept.
This complexity, which is due to an increasing number of components reduces in turn the reliability of plants.
An increasing number of components in automotive structures are today made from advanced high strength steel (AHSS).
Its performances improve with increasing number of components coals, probably due to the decrease in the resultant of all the possible interactions between coals.
The increasing number of components in systems translates into more intercomponent communication that must be handled by the on-chip communication infrastructure.
Moreover, limitations like the state space explosion for increasing number of components, the constrain of using exponential distribution for all kind of basic events constituting any analyzed system and the ineffectiveness of modularization for DFT which exhibit dynamic gates at top levels without incurring in calculation and methodological errors are faces of these methodologies.
The superiority of the log function increased with increasing number of component functions of the fitting target.
However, testing the service composition for robustness is more difficult than testing regular applications because the number of test scenarios and the cost of testing greatly increase with the increasing number of component services.
In some ways the problems of connecting increasing numbers of components are analogous to those of urban sprawl.
Similarly, the prevalence of carotid plaque also increased with increasing numbers of components and overall, was approximately 50% more prevalent in both men and women with metabolic syndrome than those without.
CARMELA provides evidence for the association of metabolic syndrome with evidence of carotid atherosclerosis--namely increasing mean CCAIMT and plaque with increasing numbers of components of the syndrome, and overall higher mean CCAIMT and plaque in participants with the syndrome compared with those without.
