Sentence examples for such as shrinking from inspiring English sources

He will need broad support from Congress to deliver on promises such as shrinking Brazil's budget and selling off government assets.

Mr Kilpatrick has made cuts, such as shrinking the city's workforce, and handing over both a zoo and street-cleaning to non-profit groups.

The rapid shape change of a Au particle was observed during TEM observation, such as shrinking layer by layer down to a mono-atomic layer on the CeO2 substrate with no large change of a contact diameter.

In the examples we illustrate the characteristic behaviour of the model, such as shrinking due to curing and temperature dependence and simulate the deep drawing of a spherical part with the finite-element-method.

There is an opportunity, now that foreign leaders know it will be Obama for the next four years in the White House, to move swiftly on issues important to the president, such as shrinking the U.S. nuclear arsenal in talks with Russia, working with other nations on cybersecurity issues and negotiating an important trade pact with Asian countries.

First are "process-based" models that try to capture all the various physical phenomena that can cause ocean levels to creep upward (such as shrinking ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica, groundwater pumping, the expansion of water due to extra heat).

Innovations such as shrink-wrap packaging are helping prevent oxidisation and extending the product of fresh foods considerably.

While early applications, such as shrink-wrap, were simple, researchers are using nanoparticles to increase the amount of force the materials can apply as they change shape, and they're developing new ways of triggering the changes, Vaia says.

The past decade has seen companies such as General Electric shrinking their planning departments because their predictions proved misleading.

Fundamental gas solid reaction models such as the shrinking core model and the grain model are able to reproduce this phenomenon only introducing an arbitrary value of the final conversion or an adjustable value of the solid-state diffusivity of the gaseous reactant.

Cracks that occur during the welding of aluminium alloys result from the direct interaction of a number of complex factors, such as solidification shrinking and thermal tensions, wide solidification range, temperature and time cycle of the solidification, chemical composition of the alloy (as shown in Fig. 6) and the fastening system of the welding components (Chang et al. 2010).