Sentence examples for a reduction in ground from inspiring English sources

A factor that United Nations researchers found accounted for the drop in casualties was a reduction in ground engagements, which in some areas may be because of a declining number of Western forces.

In the analysis on impacts on ecosystems and biodiversity, GF Midgley and D Gou (unpublished work) suggest a reduction in ground cover and reduced net primary productivity throughout much of the country by 2080.

One sticking point is that Mr. Silverstein wants a reduction in the ground rent, because he has agreed to build a less bulky tower.

In both the groups, the pattern of movement prior to punching involved a small reduction in ground force followed by a larger increase immediately before impact.

A targeted reduction in ground pressure can be achieved not only by installing a support that is able to accommodate a larger deformation (which is a well-known principle), but also by selecting a support that yields at a higher pressure.

Sinkholes can also be caused by a dramatic reduction in ground water, says Cooper.

The results show that reducing the moving ground speed has a similar effect on the base pressure to a reduction in the model ground clearance.

It was a striking change in tone for Mr. Kerry, usually the perpetual optimist, who only 12 days ago had welcomed a long-negotiated agreement for a reduction in violence, a grounding of the Syrian Air Force, and ultimately the joint-targeting of the Islamic State and Nusra Front terrorist groups, with his Russian counterpart, Sergey V. Lavrov.

The expert group demonstrated a significantly higher initial reduction in ground reaction force prior to punching than controls (0.0031 kN kg−1 m, SE = 0.51; 0.0012 kN kg−1 m, SE = 0.36; t = 2.9, P < 0.01).

As these factors were kept constant in the current study, the quality of the culled DTM was due to a reduction in the density of ground returns compared to the DTM generated at a high pulse density.

There would also be new powers to check driving licence applicants' immigration status and a reduction in the number of grounds for appeal against deportation decisions from 17 to four.