Sentence examples for dampened out from inspiring English sources

Although gas prices hit record highs in March, these on-the-day spikes were dampened out by later price falls, he added.

Since the oscillations of interference function of disordered atoms F (k) dampened out quickly beyond 8 Å−1.

Beyond these two peaks the oscillations of F(k) obtained from bulk polyethylene dampened out very quickly.

In other words, owing to the fact that extra- and intracellular noise is always present, spurious activations should be dampened out rather than amplified [15].

"He's got that drive and fire in his belly that has maybe been dampened out of his generation," he said.

After mitotic entry, the spindle poles were manually tracked until oscillations had dampened out.

The results emphasize the need for designing sophisticated controllers to dampen out the motion-induced vibration so that a specified maneuver can be executed efficiently.

In the tropical North Atlantic and Northeast Pacific oceans, the trade winds steer tropical easterly waves westward from the African coast toward the Caribbean Sea, North America, and ultimately into the central Pacific ocean before the waves dampen out.

The source determines the fundamental frequency of the call (hereafter F0), whereas the filter shapes the source signal by selectively amplifying certain frequencies and dampening out others.

In short, we ask what happens if a local perturbation is introduced to a resting cell (being at a uniform steady state), by observing whether such a perturbation will diverge to a distinct local equilibrium (eventually causing polarisation through wave-pinning), or alternatively dampen out, returning to the rest state corresponding to the global state of the cell.

And once you have this capacity in place, by itself that tends to start dampening out some of the volatility, so the very thing that drove its economics may not be there to the same extent once the facility is in place.