Sentence examples for return to size from inspiring English sources

Hamilton has fatally lost the duel with Burr, and the characters return to size up Hamilton's legacy.

It took time for animals such as gastropods and bivalves to return to sizes comparable to those that existed prior to the crisis.

Finally, we discuss how the underlying abilities of the processors affect the marginal returns to size and delay.

When the production function of the hierarchy is taken to be the number of information items it can process, we find that returns to size and delay are always decreasing in efficient hierarchies, but these variables are complementary in the design problem.

Others suggest significant returns to size in pharmaceutical research [50].

As dawn comes they return to normal size.

Then, like an accordion, the python's organs return to normal size in just a few days.

She said the institution hoped someday to return to the size it was before the storm, but she acknowledged the cutbacks might be permanent.

Any sort of growth, it seems, along with the prospect that the British economy might this year return to the size it was six years ago, is now enough to count as a political breakthrough.

In other words, the critical part of performing a deconvolution (on a 2D image) is to ensure that the image should return to its size before the convolution.

Increased optic nerve sheath diameter was observed in one third of all patients with malaria and in 100% of the patients with cerebral malaria, and after successful treatment showed return to normal size [8].