Sentence examples for shrinking region from inspiring English sources
Finally, American officials have gleaned other snippets of intelligence suggesting that Mr. bin Laden remains holed up in a steadily shrinking region south of Tora Bora.
The results showed that there are three phases (I: constant baseline region, II: constant contact-angle region, III: shrinking region) existing during the evaporation of water droplets on a flat surface.
Lübbenau, the photographer explains, is what's known as a "shrinking region".
One visible sign is the number of windows without curtains: in eastern Germany, 1.3m apartments stand empty, 16% of the total.In this section Aftermath of a dictator Les évènements, encore une fois Television drama Cradle snatching Union blues ReprintsLocal politicians are at a loss over what to do in "shrinking" regions.
Differences between continuously growing urbanised areas and shrinking regions are large; public money goes mainly into the growth centres; still, a significant number of people like to live in the countryside, but they have to accept a lower level of infrastructures since investments hardly pay off in sparsely populated areas.
Such cost-based issues in these types of shrinking regions would have arisen sooner or later without a severe natural disaster as the service provision and the maintenance of the railway incurs certain costs: it should be understood that the natural disaster accelerated the emergence of the cost issue on the agenda, together with the question of the large reconstruction cost.
An improved operating policy is found by incrementally shrinking the region of interest for policy parameters.
The next iteration is generated by the projection of the starting point on a shrinking projection region (the intersection of three sets).
In addition, a reduction of device width was found to reduce the drive current gain due to the presence of less compressive stress in the vertical direction in the device channel, caused by the shrinking SiC regions.
Nucleomorph genomes of both chlorarachniophytes and cryptophytes have a gene-dense structure with shrinking intergenic regions (Douglas et al. 2001; Gilson et al. 2006).
A wave of consolidation in the United States has concentrated financial assets in the hands of a small number of big institutions, critics say, and in Europe, little has been done to meaningfully shrink the region's largest banks.
