Sentence examples for large-scale sinking from inspiring English sources

Two large-scale sinking tests of the hybrid bucket foundation were revealed in typical saturated silty clay of China offshore wind farms.

"Warm, moist air rises at the equator forming tropical thunderstorms, and then on a large scale sinks around 30 N and 30 S latitude, resulting in surface high pressure," says Crimmins.

The central and eastern United States is an important food and timber production region and could potentially be a large-scale carbon sink.

Gradient-based routing protocol for load-balancing (GLOBAL) [22] focuses on energy improvement in large-scale multi-sink wireless sensor networks.

It's no surprise that investments in large-scale technology infrastructure sank amid the uncertainty.

Therefore, we favor a gradient-based routing approach for the large-scale WSNs with multiple sinks.

Based on the above observation, this paper introduces a new gradient-based routing protocol for LOad-BALancing (GLOBAL) in large-scale WSNs with multiple sinks.

On Wednesday, Kim Tae-hyo, a senior policy adviser to President Lee, reaffirmed that South Korea would withhold large-scale aid until North Korea apologized for the sinking.

Unlike the self-interested competition that sinks many collaborative efforts, competition within large-scale sustainability collaborations must be explicitly structured to support shared goals.

If waters of the far North Atlantic don't sink, says Hu, much of the large-scale ocean circulation worldwide temporarily collapses.

The physical processes that influence oxygen distributions include, in particular, the large-scale replenishment of oceanic bottom waters with cold, dense, oxygen-rich waters sinking toward the bottom from high latitudes.