Sentence examples for appropriately reduced from inspiring English sources
Time after time, lobbyists for this industry have cried about the coming doom when subsidies have been appropriately reduced.
This numerical artifact disappears if the space step is appropriately reduced or we use the second-order numerical scheme.
Moreover, it is suggested that the volume of water diversion in Dianchi should be appropriately reduced to 3.06 × 108 m3.
Hence, for any practical application one needs an appropriately reduced set of 2 n + 1 real-valued independent spherical harmonics per order.
This method, not only considered experts' experience, but also appropriately reduced the uncertainties of human involvement during the evaluation process and improved the applicability of our method.
Area variations that give solutions in terms of the confluent hypergeometric function are being sought for and the governing differential equation is appropriately reduced to the confluent hypergeometric differential equation, using a generic transformation.
If it cannot meet its targets this year, it said, "the group will have to appropriately reduce operating costs, curtail a portion of planned capital expenditures and/or seek assistance" from its American parent or other parties.
Michael W. McClellan, the embassy spokesman, said in a statement, "Over the last year and continuing this year the Department of State and the Embassy in Baghdad have been considering ways to appropriately reduce the size of the U.S. mission in Iraq, primarily by decreasing the number of contractors needed to support the embassy's operations".
Then we asked: 'What if we put children at the heart of the city's growth strategy?'" The council voted to do exactly that, and in 2011, Leeds became a "child-friendly city", focusing its strategy on raising children's wellbeing, with a priority, as Richardson carefully puts it, on "safely and appropriately" reducing the need for children to be looked after by the state.
Synthetic inversion tests were able to show the effectiveness and validity of the proposed model by appropriately reducing the statistical noise from the observations.
This shows that after DG access to the distribution system, when there is no increase in the system load, the capacity of the supply substations may appropriately reduce.
