Sentence examples for shrunk figure from inspiring English sources

Fisher declared bankruptcy in 1935 and died four years later, still in Miami, bloated from cirrhosis of the liver but a shrunk figure in every other way.

The starting structure (figure 1a) shrunk (figure 1b) after the first 31 s of increasing electrical power while the resistance decreased by about an order.

Therefore, at temperatures above the LCST, the cryo-structured material with cellulose nanofibrils will undergo a volumetric shrinking (Figure 2).

A 250 nm diameter pore in a 300 nm membrane shrank (Figure 2), while a 350 nm diameter pore in 300 nm membrane expanded (Figure 4) at 1150°C.

In addition, the pericycle cells shrank (Figure 5C, E), while in the roots of Nipponbare-4x, only 22.34% of epidermis cells separated from the cortex cell.

Secondly, the nanopore shrank (Figure 2) or expanded (Figure 4) based on the ratio of nanopore radius to oxide membrane thickness, which is a strong indication that hydrocarbon contamination is not involved in the shrinking process.

Then a weakly (anionically) charged Con A should contribute to increase osmotic pressure of the gel, which would help the gel to swell rather than shrink (Figures 3 and 4).

The government has promised to shrink that figure to 4.5 percent in 2012, and to 3 percent by the end of 2013, with an eye to achieving a balanced budget by 2016.

He noted that whereas, ten years ago, only eighty-seven per cent of the Antarctic Peninsula's glaciers were known to be shrinking, the figure now seems to be a hundred per cent.

More benign equity markets helped shrink the figure to about £35 billion in early 2006, but it has risen again, to almost £50 billion.Three-quarters of all FTSE 100 firms have closed their plans to new members.

If Box can continue to shrink that figure, it will help the company make the argument that its losses are investments for future incomes.