Difference between Shrinking and Shrinkage

SHRINKING vs SHRINKAGE: NOUN

The amount by which something shrinks
The act of stealing goods that are on display in a store
Process or result of becoming less or smaller
The process of shrinking.
The amount or proportion by which something shrinks.
The total weight loss sustained by livestock in shipment to a market.
Loss of merchandise, especially through theft.
The contraction of a material to a smaller surface or bulk, whether by cooling after being heated, as a metal, or by drying, as timber or clay, or by wetting, as cord or fabrics.
Figuratively, a similar reduction of any kind, as loss of weight; especially, loss of value: as, shrinkage in real estate.
Amount of diminution of surface or bulk, weight or value: as, the shrinkage of cast-iron by cooling is one eighth of an inch to a foot; the shrinkage on the goods was 10 per cent.
In gunnery, the difference between the outside diameter of the inner cylinder and the inside diameter of the outer cylinder of a built-up gun.
The act of shrinking; a contraction into less bulk or measurement.
The amount of such contraction; the bulk or dimension lost by shrinking, as of grain, castings, etc.
Decrease in value; depreciation.
The loss of merchandise through theft.
The reduction in size of the male genitalia following immersion in cold water
A reduction in value; depreciation.

A. & n. from shrink.
A body of molten metal connected with a mold for the purpose of supplying metal to compensate for the shrinkage of the casting; -- called also sinking head, and riser.

Collapsing, Waning, Reduced, Receding, Thinning, Narrowing, Falling, Downsizing, Weakening, Decline, Decreasing, Declining, Diminishing, Dwindling, Shrinkage

Drop, Deflation, Constriction, Slowdown, Diminution, Leakage, Reduction, Atrophy, Decrease, Depletion, Erosion, Shrink, Contraction, Decline, Shrinking

Downturn, Cutting, Collapsing, Waning, Reduced, Receding, Narrowing, Falling, Weakening, Decline, Decreasing, Declining, Diminishing, Dwindling, Shrinkage

Recession, Loss, Retrenchment, Downturn, Deflation, Constriction, Slowdown, Diminution, Leakage, Decrease, Depletion, Shrink, Contraction, Decline, Shrinking

But at least the death toll was shrinking.
The sun shrinking, Aunt Sue had two tickets.
Democrat favorites than at shrinking the national debt.
Hydroecological response of river systems to shrinking glaciers.
The mass started shrinking after using this product.
Japan, where the population is shrinking and ageing.
So the amount of snow and ice on the planet is going to keep shrinking and shrinking.
Now watching Up next The Incredible Shrinking Grocery Products Favorite foods are shrinking in size while the price remains the same.
Smaller structures refer to shrinking dies, mainly due to shrinking transistors sizes.
The primary issue is shrinking funding due to shrinking enrollment.

Investing in shrinkage is referred to as low as shoplifting, and just add shrinkage?
Drying shrinkage includes both shrinkage that takes place while losing moisture to the air and autogenous shrinking, as noted previously.
This would be expected, since aggregates serve to reduce shrinkage, theoretically, by acting as rigid inclusions in the shrinkage matrix.
LASSO stands for Least Absolute Selection Shrinkage Operator wherein shrinkage is defined as a constraint on parameters.
Shrinkage The time dependent properties of concrete, such as creep and shrinkage, are defined.
Alternatively or additionally, shrinkage may also refer to shrinkage in a cross direction.
Besides, due to shrinkage of concrete as it cools, shrinkage stresses get developed.
Equipment used: Shrinkage board, shrinkage scale, measurement tape, scissor, washing machine, detergent.
Shrinkage cracks arise when the concrete is restrained from shrinkage movements.
Residual shrinkage because of shrinkage is also as a place for developing a robust it to bear the following is shrinkage.