Sentence examples for sudden shrinkage from inspiring English sources
Such a period change or "glitch" can be explained if the pulsar altered its radius by about one centimetre; this sudden shrinkage of the crust is sometimes called a "starquake".
Well in the autumn of 2008, after the collapse of Lehman, there was a sudden and dramatic shrinkage of world trade.
The sudden, blunt-force spending shrinkage embodied in the "sequester" scheduled to take effect on March 1 might do more harm than good.
The cracking age of each specimen was determined based on the point where the sudden change in restrained shrinkage occurred.
In addition to the loss of water and hydroelectricity supply following glacial shrinkage, the Himalayas are expected to experience sudden and catastrophic flooding resulting from glacial lakes overwhelming their gravel moraine dams; decreased crop production resulting from erratic weather conditions; and the loss of numerous high altitude species unable to adapt to warmer conditions.
Cell death increased after EGCG and IIF treatments for 72 h with a sequence of events typical for apoptosis: cell shrinkage, nuclear fragmentation, altered cytoskeleton architecture, and sudden cell disruption.
When RAW264.7, J774.A1 or N13 cells are intoxicated with Mt-II, lysis occurs in a sudden but not synchronized way: cells undergo volume variations, swelling and shrinkage, some of them form large plasma membrane blebs with exposure of phosphatidylserine, and eventually cells burst with a random distribution.
In order to avoid the possibility of sudden composite detachment failure, the authors recommend that the substrate surface should be treated, and the matrix shrinkage should be controlled.
Shrinkage has its positive side.
"Mould damage, shrinkage," he says.
