Sentence examples for strength shrinking from inspiring English sources

The effects of input variables (chemical composition of the samples) and process parameters (the rotor velocity and the activation period) on the efficiency of zeolite activation were investigated in terms of dependent parameters such as: specific surface area, grain size distribution, cation exchange capacity, melting point, compression strength, shrinking, water absorption and apparent porosity.

Frailty was diagnosed using Fried's criteria (Fried et al., 2001) which is based on the presence of five measurable characteristics: slow motor performance (walking speed), poor endurance and energy (self-report of exhaustion), weakness (grip strength), shrinking (unintentional weight loss), and low level of physical activity.

The combination of vinyl sulfone silica with GSNO yielded an affinity resin that withstood high ionic strength without shrinking or deforming and that it was suitable to isolate potential GSNO transnitrosylation target candidates.

His company was below half-strength and shrinking by the day.

In the past dozen years, Russian troop strength has shrunk from around five million to about a million and a half.

They lifted each suitcase or bag onto a little spinning platform, turned it blazingly fast to seal it in industrial-strength shrink-wrap from a roll that looked like it held a landfill's worth and charged you for it.

One Bank of Cyprus official describes it as "shrinking to strength".

There is nothing that drains away our economic strength like the constantly shrinking worth of the American dollar.

The strength envelop would shrink when taking the Euler buckling of struts into consideration.

Other observers have explained the increase in the growing strength of the hitters, the shrinking talent of the pitchers and the smaller sizes of the new parks.

However, with many somewhat similar participants, the group variance may be estimated to be low, and this encourages the borrowing of strength across participants, sharpening and shrinking the individual estimates towards the group mean (for a frequentist discussion of the advantages of shrinkage, see Efron & Morris, 1977).