Sentence examples for some shrinkage from inspiring English sources
Some shrinkage patterns are better than others.
"If it continues to rise, we'll start to see a knock-on effect on pricing and consolidation, maybe some shrinkage of capacity and routes," he predicted.
Although its industrial base underwent some shrinkage in the late 20th century, Sheffield is still a major British producer of raw steel, cutlery, and machinery.
I had ordered a new MRI to compare with an earlier one, and it showed that there was now some shrinkage of the visual areas on both sides of the brain.
I could not decide, although I suspected that there might have been some shrinkage in the hippocampi, too — parts of the brain crucial for the registration of new memories.
These particles remained intact when the pH was varied from 1 to 7, but exhibited some shrinkage at pH 1 and 2. The free fatty acids released from the filled hydrogel particles after addition of pancreatic lipase were monitored using a pH-stat in vitro digestion model.
On the contrary, some undercomplete dictionary methods [10] and some sparse shrinkage methods [11, 12] might lose weak information when suppressing noise.
On the contrary, some sparse shrinkage methods, such as [11], necessitate non-linear processing with some prior distributions of signals.
There was some further shrinkage in the American deficit with the newly industrialized countries of the Far East - Taiwan, South Korea, Hong Kong and Singapore.
Dehydration in the vacuum of space will cause some unavoidable shrinkage of the framework holding the mirrors.
