Or you can see a human form being imprisoned within an object, reduced down to a limit state of simplification.
Numerical thermal simulations demonstrate that surface-mounted silicon-on-glass transistors can have lower thermal resistance than the bulk-silicon device with a wafer thickness reduced down to 100 μm.
Despite having his force reduced down to a total of sixty-eight men, a force too weak to take the capital, he ordered them to continue forward.
In Dictyostelium mutants lacking both isoforms, the bending stiffness of the cell cortex is dramatically reduced, down to a value close to that of a free lipid bilayer [ 41].
Starting from an initial value of 117.6 kN, prestressing force was progressively reduced down to a null, in 5 discrete steps.
In a CGS, the high inlet natural gas (NG) pressure has to be reduced down to a much lower value.
Meanwhile, put the shallots in a pan with the vinegar and white wine and simmer until the liquid has reduced down to a couple of teaspoons.
A total of 123 novels were entered for the award, before the pile was reduced down to a shortlist of six: Harvest, by Jim Crace (Faber & Faber), Exodus, by Lars Iyer (Melville House), Red or Dead, by David Peace (Faber & Faber), Artful, by Ali Smith (Penguin) and Tapestry, by Philip Terry (Reality Street).
They operate within a narrow remit embedded in reductionist-materialism, a belief in science which holds that everything can be reduced down to an observable and controllable material part and isolated from other neighbouring or related parts with little or no consequence [ 108, 109].
Notably, product 3 largely prevailed in the crude mixture and the amount of free l-arabinose generated (as pyranose anomers) was sensibly reduced down to a 10 20 % yield.
