Sentence examples for increasing number of sectors from inspiring English sources

The graphs also state that our TCDC algorithm performs better than the DGA algorithm despite the increasing number of sectors.

The comparison of network lifetime offered by TCDC, ACDA, and DGA algorithms is shown in Fig. 10 for increasing number of sectors.

The graphs in Fig. 9 b state that the standard deviation of residual energy level decreases slowly with the increasing number of sectors for ACDA, DGA, and TCDC algorithms.

The increasing number of sectors decreases the number of targets covered by each sector (due to the decreased view of the angle), i.e., the number of targets per sensor is decreased for the whole network, which in turn decreases the probability that a target will be covered by at least one sensor in the network.

The simulated breakthrough curve increasingly adapts to the measurement data with increasing numbers of sectors.

An increasing number of private sector groups, including water user associations and other NGOs, are taking over some public sector irrigation responsibilities.

But despite the difficulties and risks, the idea of mutuals is catching the imagination of an increasing number of public sector staff.

In addition, there is an increasing number of private sector health care providers who do not work for the government at all, and the central government has little information about them as well.

"While there is progress being made by an increasing number of companies and sectors, we are still not seeing the speed of change that is required – or the scale of innovation that is possible," the report noted.

There is a Chinese adage that says, "A just cause enjoys abundant support, while an unjust one finds little". I note that recently the spokesperson of the EU commission said that the EU does not support measures contrary to WTO regulations, and this is echoed by an increasing number of people from all sectors around the world – including the US – who voice strong opposition to trade protectionism.

An increasing number of companies in various sectors adopt and implement a range of corporate sustainability management activities.