Sentence examples for incrementally reduced from inspiring English sources

First, the size of the clear glazing is incrementally reduced to find the smallest acceptable window-to-wall ratio (WWR).

The CNE-induced revenue curve follows an inverted U-shaped form, and the revenue surplus is incrementally reduced with a lower/higher share of women.

Within the new design concept the membrane energy of a sphere is incrementally reduced by means of perturbation cutouts, until a bending energy dominate state is identified.

We incrementally reduced availability of anthropogenic foods (benefit reduction) and increased energetic costs of movement in response to aversive conditioning treatments (cost increase) to search for thresholds resulting in avoidance of human-dominated patches.

To investigate this issue, we engineered a series of mutants that incrementally reduced the affinity of the yeast Sho1p SH3 domain for its in vivo target, the MAP kinase kinase Pbs2p.

To ensure that our analysis was powerful enough to detect differences, we repeated the MANOVA, but incrementally reduced the density data in one patch type (B1), while keeping the variance as in the raw data.

Proposals differ in their approach to reducing node power consumption, with some researchers opting to migrate VMs and set the node to a sleep state [39, 44, 56, 67], compared to incrementally reduce power consumption by using DVFS.

If global problems such as climate change and waste remain unresolved, society can choose either to continue attempting to incrementally reduce wastes and lessen impacts, or to consider a more ambitious approach that paradoxically may be easier to implement.

We also think it was smart of Nissan to include a standard roof rack that can hold up to 200 pounds, as many factory racks are load-limited at less than half that weight, which makes them good for incrementally reducing your fuel economy, but not much else.

A long-term 'urban planning-based' approach, on the other hand, involving the imposition of 'pre-urbanised' (greenfield), or even stricter, runoff restrictions to all new developments (or redevelopments) within urban areas could incrementally reduce the storm-water runoff entering the system over time.

Stop-and-frisk tactics have been broadly condemned for disproportionately targeting minorities while only incrementally reducing crime.