Sentence examples for a corresponding weakening from inspiring English sources

During this time, the number of sunspots on its surface increases to a point called a solar maximum, in which the star's magnetic field grows strongest, and then gradually drops, with a corresponding weakening of its magnetism.

We find that the number of networks which generate a function decreases approximately exponentially with its complexity T and show there is a corresponding weakening of the robustness of those networks to mutations.

He connects this to a corresponding "weakening" of Robin in Roberson's story, noting that there is a relationship between the novel's "post-Vietnam" date and its story, with Robin rendered as a "battleweary veteran returning from the Crusades" in a "traumatized state".

In defending this view, however, Gallois, (1986 , 1988 suggests a weakened notion of rigid designation and a corresponding weakened formulation of ND. (See Carter 1987 for criticism of Gallois' proposals. See also Chandler 1975 for a precursor of Gallois' argument).

The relative roles of liquid-phase diffusional resistance and volatility differential in multicomponent droplet gasification are revisited, recognizing that liquid-phase mass diffusivities can be substantially increased as the droplet is progressively heated upon initiation of gasification, leading to a corresponding substantial weakening of the diffusional resistance.

Hence, the metalloid concentration induced increase in hybridized bonding dominates the corresponding weakening of metallic bonds.

Thus, single-bond weakening by the lone pair and a corresponding tendency toward bond multiplicity is likely to be much greater with oxides of nitrogen than with oxides of the heavier nitrogen group elements.

The late 18th century saw a weakening of the Ottoman government's control in Aleppo and a corresponding increase in factional conflict between powerful trade guilds and associations.

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I decide to keep a corresponding distance.

There is a corresponding loss of eccentricity.