Sentence examples for smooth expansion from inspiring English sources
After a decade of smooth expansion, this was a shock.
"What is lacking in particular is a smooth expansion of grid connections and grid capacity to take up the electricity we produce," Dickson said at the wind energy summit.
The New York Times reported last year that executives at the company's Mexican subsidiary had bribed officials to smooth expansion, and that executives at the company's headquarters had known about the bribes and declined to take action.
So, in theory at least, Wal-Mart could still get an awfully lot bigger.Although the firm possesses undeniable momentum at the moment, its sustained smooth expansion is by no means inevitable.
Dr. Williger said it was not known whether the gathering of quasars and galaxies was bound together gravitationally or whether it was a chance cluster formed by a ripple in the smooth expansion of the universe that followed the Big Bang.
Results show the existence of three distinct stages of flame propagation affected by the development of the instability cells, namely smooth expansion, transition, and saturated states of cell development.
But whenever these evils are addressed, the smooth, continuous expansion of the economy must be protected.
We've barely had time to absorb news of the allegations of widespread bribery at Wal-Mart de Mexico, after the _Times revealed evidence Sunday that the company paid millions of dollars in bribes to smooth its expansion.
We've barely had time to absorb news of the allegations of widespread bribery at Wal-Mart de Mexico, after the Times revealed evidence Sunday that the company paid millions of dollars in bribes to smooth its expansion.
Having SAP Ventures lead the Series C could smooth that expansion.
Since the singular Hopf point is of generic nature, the parameter value at which canards are present are the same parameter values for which there exists a smooth asymptotic expansion (x = varphi (y) + varphi _{1} y)varepsilon + varphi _{2} y)varepsilon ^{2} + O varepsilon ^{3})) representing an invariant graph.
