Sentence examples for size diminishes from inspiring English sources

The nonlocal effects are size-dependent, which only stand out when a specimen size diminishes.

As milling time is increased, the particle size diminishes and the amount of oxygen content increases.

A small population's total pool size diminishes faster than it is replenished, suggesting that future studies of anorexia nervosa may recruit more successfully from many sites in a short period rather than at a few sites over a long period.

In the topmost surface layer about 10 μm thick, average grain size diminishes down to approx. 100 nm after the UIP process for 4 min (ē ≈ 0.86).

As a consequence of the synthesis process of ZnO Ga nanoparticles its size diminishes with the higher Ga contents producing an increase in the overall roughness factor of the films, and then a larger dye upload and short circuit current.

The scientific basis of this technique of measurement lies in the well-established relationship between the bubble size and the frequency of the sound emitted by a gas bubble when it is suitably stimulated; the frequency of the sound increases as the bubble size diminishes.

His size diminished by half.

In this way, the capacitor used is not only contributing in stability enhancement, but also in die size diminishing.

Despite the study's limitations — weight was self-reported, for example, and the sample size diminished over time because people dropped out — other experts found the results valuable.

It also appears to undermine the popular notion that the dog, especially the toy dog, is a juvenilized, or "neotenous," derivative of the wolf, reduced in size, diminished in physical and mental capacity.

She showed how these relationships adapted over time as family size diminished, used case studies of such well-known families as the Darwins and Gladstones, and examined the household and family relations of Sigmund Freud.