Sentence examples for which shrink from inspiring English sources

Solidifying steel castings normally show a higher linear shrinkage (1.5 percent) than gray iron castings, which shrink about 1 percent.

JETS In the spirit of the Jets' new wholesome image, Rex Ryan begins self-censoring his news conferences, which shrink to 11 seconds in length.

Safari's now got pinned tabs, which shrink into the left-hand side and persist, which makes web apps such as Twitter a bit more permanent.

In trunks and branches that lean, there is eccentric growth of tension wood on the upper surface; tension wood is a type of reaction wood found in angiosperms that contains gelatinous fibres which shrink and pull.

Writing in Neurology, the researchers said the machine used a method known as optical coherence tomography to measure the thickness of the nerve fibers, which shrink as multiple sclerosis progresses.

Ms. Hanni uses vacuum-seal bags inside her carry-on bags, she said; the bags, which shrink down to a compact package when air is pulled out by a vacuum cleaner, allow her to fit considerably more items in a carry-on than would normally be possible.

In women's wear, Calvin Klein's translucent tube took the Don't Eat That Carrot; It'll Show trophy, while in the No Woman Will Ever Be President heats, Balenciaga's bodysuit (which shrink-wrapped the model's Mississippi Delta while inverting her Twin Cities to the north) narrowly lost a Judy Chicago dinner plaque to a Dior that screamed, "A giant vagina?

The most severe loss was recorded at Norway's Breidalblikkbrea glacier, which shrank 3.1m (10.2ft).

Moreover, some services only let people contact paying members, which shrinks the audience still more.

Only Portugal, which shrank 3.2 percent last year, and Greece, whose economy contracted by 6.4 percent, fared worse.

Then normal vision around the edges of a huge blood clot which shrinks and eventually disappears.