Sentence examples for dampened information from inspiring English sources

At iteration 2, after dampened information has been shared, each local controller overreacts, drastically reducing the voltage.

However, the thick carbon film of thin film PPs dampens high-resolution information, which precludes their use for single-particle electron cryo-microscopy at atomic resolution.

But she also said the lack of information about how and why her brother was killed dampened her hopes for the future of her war-ravaged country.

Experts say it will dampen fears that genetic information will be misused and will boost participation in gene-finding studies.

What's more, if governments, public bodies and other institutions took the route of putting out better quality, better audited, verifiable information in the first place, then the risk of wildfires would be dampened.

IDT also predicts that deceivers are strategic in managing the information they send, their image, and their behavior; as a result, however, they experience nonstrategic byproducts including dampened affect, noninvolvement, and performance decrements.

Such hopes were dampened.

Rain dampened some protests.

Friedman's eyes had dampened.

Unions have historically dampened inequality.

Her enthusiasm for the president has dampened.