Sentence examples for shrinking effect on the from inspiring English sources

The unbalanced cation density distribution along the thickness direction introduces a swelling effect on the cathode side and a shrinking effect on the anode side.

Thiahelicenes are polycondensed heteroaromatic molecules characterized by a chiral helix-like structure including multiple thiophene units, with a lowering effect on the oxidation potentials and a shrinking effect on the band gaps.

Levels of chlorine in the atmosphere are falling as a result of the treaty, but have not yet dropped below the threshold necessary to have a shrinking effect on the ozone hole that forms each year over Antarctica, according to scientists at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.

Inspired and motivated by the work of Nakajo and Takahashi [5], Takahashi et al. [6], Dong et al. [7], Ceng et al. [17] and Cholamjiak and Suantai [20], we propose a hybrid method based on the shrinking effect of the two half-spaces, namely C n and Q n, of the underlying Hilbert space H.

"The shrinking effect of the jetliner upon geography distorted the earth's face," wrote The Los Angeles Times's on-flight correspondent, Cordell Hicks.

It was assumed that this shrinking effect was related to the FIB patterning process.

We have limited data concerning the speed of the tumor shrinking effect.

The shrinking effect has been taken into consideration.

Therefore, this indicates that the solution-derived ZnO shrinking has an effect on the thickness of ZnO nanoshells and does not affect the periodicity of the in-plane direction for the resultant structure.

The most likely explanation is the fact that by using fixed regression, the model is able to put as much or as little emphasis on any PC, without shrinking the effects, following the associations with phenotypic data.

Figure 2 Effects of λ on velocity, when K = 1, Sc = 1, K s = 1, M = 0.5, f w = 1. Figure 2 shows the effects of both stretching and shrinking on the velocity profiles in the case of a Cu-water nanofluid.