True, family bonds sustain religion where it might otherwise attenuate.
Note that rapid increases in educational attainment could help attenuate this effect, by slowing the growth in the glut of workers competing for low-skill work.
And if it's happening too quickly, they can use macroprudential regulation at home, if needed, to cap speculation; and capital controls, if necessary, to attenuate the influx of foreign investors.
The base rate is likely to reach 5.75% in July or August and could climb to 6.0% by the end of the year unless the risks of an upward movement in prices attenuate.
Instead, they travel onwards through other waves forever (even though they eventually attenuate to the point where they become undetectable).
Since short-term interest rates in the euro area are not tailored to individual countries' cycles, monetary policy can attenuate neither boom nor bust.In Mr Blanchard's model, the slump migrates across the currency zone according to shifts in relative wage costs.
In this instance, localized building repairs or efforts to shield the exterior wall may attenuate the problem.
When α = 1 cm-1, only a layer one centimetre thick is needed to decrease the intensity to one-third its original value, and, for α = 103 cm, a layer of water having a thickness of this page is sufficient to attenuate electromagnetic radiation by that much.
However, there is considerable evidence that the way neurons die in both diseases is similar; and lessons learned in mice from prion disease have proved accurate guides to attenuate the progress of Alzheimer's disease in patients".
"Although sleep duration, screen time and exercise frequency did not attenuate the relationship between work day bedtime and BMI over time, fast food consumption was recognised as a significant partial mediator of the relationship between bedtimes and BMI longitudinally".
High frequencies attenuate and disappear more quickly, while low frequencies travel further and penetrate matter more easily.
