Sentence examples for size tightening from inspiring English sources
Rather than abolishing these tax benefits outright, I would impose reasonable restrictions, like limiting mortgage exemptions to a single home of moderate size, tightening the definition of charitable organizations, and providing some tax relief for interest and dividends only when accrued in retirement savings accounts of reasonable size.
Preprocessing is used to reduce problem size and tighten the models.
The mesh size was tightened in correspondence of the sphere-column connections, that were modeled to ensure the node continuity (Fig. 2c).
In New York, at the 20 media magazines that include Variety, unit president Tad S. Smith cut head count 16%, saved printing costs by slightly trimming the paper size and tightened circulation by cutting out unnecessary freebies to advertisers and Reed colleagues.
In New York, at the 20 media magazines that include Variety, Tad S. Smith, the unit's president, cut head count 16%, saved printing costs by slightly trimming the paper size and tightened circulation by cutting out unnecessary freebies to advertisers and his colleagues at Reed.
Such activity can potentially alter cell size by loosening or tightening of the cell wall.
But elsewhere in Belgrade, things are beginning to change as a new breed of restaurants is leaving the Herculean meaty feasts behind, tightening portion sizes, modernising menus and bringing in ingredients from across the world to complement the city's world-class produce.
Then we propose a new design of so-called Butterfly lens with unequal tilt design aimed to serve a double-cluster LED but with a tightened size.
It fits the administration's avowed interest in limiting the size of commercial banks by tightening limits on their market shares.
The small-HA model, on the other hand, suggests that the apparent size reduction is not due to tightening of the polymer coils, but to deaggregation.
