Sentence examples for increasingly deposited from inspiring English sources

Yet the impact of this weekend's decision by European leaders to impose across-the-board losses on bank depositors — from the richest Russian oligarchs, who have increasingly deposited their money in Cyprus's banks, to the poorest Cypriot pensioners — in return for 10 billion euros, or $13 billion, in bailout money could not be more far-reaching.

One of the main challenges for the library community is how we can collaborate to ensure the research that is increasingly being deposited in institutional repositories is discoverable to users.

As raw traces are increasingly being deposited in these repositories, there is a genuine need to reprocess trace files to detect both previously ignored and newly recognized sequence features with potential biological meaning.

The deposited layers are increasingly uniform and dense in structure with increasing deposition time over the parabolic kinetic regime; whilst a more porous packing is observed during the initial deposition time period, corresponding to the linear kinetic regime.

Online repositories such as FigShare or Zenodo make it increasingly easy to deposit scientific content for widespread consumption.

This wide-ranging study spanning over different aspects of mechanical characterization and alloy types will highlight the significant and increasingly important contributions of powder deposited laser-based manufacturing in performing customized manufacturing jobs.

It is impossible to see how sediment would be become less altered downstream with more transport and without the addition of extra sediment, unless the finer sediments were being progressively less well sampled, perhaps because they are increasingly in suspension and not deposited in the river banks where the sediments were taken.

Boron Nitride (BN) coatings deposited by chemical vapor deposition (CVD) have been increasingly used as an interface material for SiC/SiC composites.

To meet affordability checks and qualify for mortgages, borrowers have had to raise increasingly large deposits.

The spiralling cost of university fees, increasingly large deposits required for first-time house buyers and life's other inevitable expenditures, mean that children today are likely to face significant financial pressure as they enter adulthood.

These tau filaments continue to aggregate and form increasingly insoluble deposits referred to as neurofibrillary tangles.