Sentence examples for smaller to maintain from inspiring English sources

As the dimensionless number ρgR/E increases, the compressive force per unit length (weight) becomes larger, thus critical ratio of altitude to radius must become smaller to maintain stability.

(Big Picture) Too big to fail or too small to maintain stability?

The 1,200-strong 1,200-strongo small to maintain control oforces area and has been the subject of repeated attacks.

The newly transplanted heart beat on its own at first, but it was too small to maintain independent circulation and Mr. Rush died after 90 minutes.

At just 70 square kilometers the park is too small to maintain populations of species that require large home ranges (e.g. clouded leopard).

The differences speak of a society increasingly fractured into rich and poor, pro-state and pro-individual, a skewed left and right — all the issues that Mr. Mao addressed at the gathering, kept deliberately small to maintain security.

The remaining forest patches are usually isolated and too small to maintain viable populations of forest-dependent wildlife species.

It is shown that the capillary number at these flow conditions is too small to maintain stable extended structures that are necessary for a co-continuous morphology.

In fast fading environments, or packet-based systems, the number of pilot symbols must, however, be kept small to maintain a reasonable spectral efficiency.

This rate is proportional to PXOH, and XCO freezes when XOH is too small to maintain the consumption rate for CO that is needed to keep XCO near equilibrium at a given cooling rate.

The Zong had a 17-man crew when it left Africa, which was far too small to maintain adequate sanitary conditions on the ship.