Sentence examples for small shrinkage from inspiring English sources

Limestone aggregate led to lower final compressive strengths in mortar, but it produced an infinitesimally small shrinkage at 1000 °C.

The average REIT will see a small shrinkage this year in earnings, as measured by adjusted funds from operations (net income plus depreciation, minus maintenance-level capital expenditures).

Retail sales growth, 13% in 2004, was down to 3% in 2006, barely tracking inflation, and might be only 1% in 2007, meaning a small shrinkage in real terms.

This is because when irradiated with a low-power NIR laser, small shrinkage of nanogels occurred, whereas a laser at high power might make nanogels shrink considerably and rapidly [31], consequently more ZnPc4 could be released.

It results that the best fabric architecture concerning mechanical and sorption properties is a compromise mixing high filling rate of woven fabrics, small shrinkage of yarns, and small yarn diameter.

This could be helpful in the design of population studies wherein individual estimation of individual parameters with small shrinkage is needed.

Also smaller shrinkage was recorded in samples of carbon fibre KMU-4E.

Plain mix without the shrinkage reducing agent showed the largest shrinkage, and the smallest shrinkage was shown when it was mixed with the shrinkage reducing agent in an amount of 0.3%.

In addition, due to the one-dimensional structure of the HAP microtubes, the HAP microtube nanochannel ceramic has smaller shrinkage, bigger porosity, and better toughness than the control sample fabricated by nanoparticles.

The results show that RAC with a pre-wetting process has lower compressive strength and a higher Cl− diffusion coefficient, but a smaller shrinkage value compared to RAC with the same total water amount and no pre-wetting process.

The boxplots were closely centered on the identity line, with small deviations for low shrinkages, for which there was a trend to predict lower shrinkages (but by less than or around 10% from median values of observed shrinkage).