Sentence examples for smaller evolution from inspiring English sources

While thick films displayed enlarged nanoparticle features, thinner films exhibited a relatively smaller evolution.

The shooter market is such a focus for the games industry that there is near constant small-scale evolution.

The partnership between Hearst and Hearts On Fire also represents a small evolution in the way brands interact with agencies.

The main advantages of this process over other flash smelting processes are its small footprint, which makes it easy to retrofit into existing smelters, and its small evolution of dust.

The small evolution of NO below 200 °C has been assigned [17] to the initial decomposition of dehydrated Co(NO3 2 to give a mixture of materials including CoO and Co2O3 before the main decomposition event which leads to the formation of Co3O4.

ω0, ω1 and ω2 evolution rates indicate that negative selection occurs in the MET-1b lineage, which has the smallest evolution rate (ω0 = 0.12193) suggesting its functional role in monocots.

"This year's car was a very close cousin of last year's — relatively small evolutions over the winter with essentially stable regulations," Newey said in Texas at the penultimate race of the season, the U.S. Grand Prix in Austin.

As shown in Table 1 the numbers in level 4 rejecting evolution were small, although the proportion of rejecters in the low evolution group was in the same range as for level 1 over the years.

Although the magnitude of the changes in gene expression in response to heat shock was approximately consistent in all strains (Fig.  2), the PC1/PC2 space showed that the difference between the transcriptome at evolution-stimulating temperatures and that at the heat shock temperature became smaller when evolution proceeded (Fig.  4a, left).

It, too, was soon busted, at which point two smaller sites, Evolution and Agora, took up the slack.

At about 750 K a second smaller CO2 evolution peak was observed in the TPO.