Sentence examples for attenuating to from inspiring English sources

We have devised a method, based on a parametric array concept, to create a low-frequency (300 500 kHz) collimated ultrasound beam in fluids highly attenuating to sound.

One way of deciding whether RHDV is evolving to maintain high virulence, or whether it might be attenuating to less virulent forms, would be to sample RHDV within rabbit subpopulations and compare virus sequences from year to year.

If the DEN-2 Tonga/74 parent virus is naturally attenuated to some degree, only a small incremental increase in attenuation might be required to satisfactorily attenuate it for humans.

He attenuates, to an intellectual mist, the old avant-garde truculence toward established authorities and conventions.

The movie is dark-toned and rather furtive, its emotional transactions attenuated to the point of nullity.

The usually effervescent "Lullaby of Broadway" is attenuated to bring out the hard-boiled urban imagery of Al Dubin's lyric.

The result is that a great adult fable has been attenuated to the thinness of a children's story.

Played here by George Grizzard as a kind of Andy of Mayberry hick, his journey from naïveté to wisdom has been attenuated to falseness.

One notable picture, taken at the 1960 Olympic trials in Palo Alto, Calif., shows an athlete who appears to be stretched widthwise, attenuated to unnatural dimensions.

Scientists use the word attenuated to describe vaccines from live virus that has been weakened by growing it for long periods of time in test tubes.

Off now to debate the omission of Tóibín (I thought it was too attenuated to be really great, and think it was justly left off) on the podcast, so it's over to you: what did you think?