But it has lowered and diminished in volume.
This is probably the role that will seal it for Woodley, who, since first drawing praise in Alexander Payne's The Descendants, has proven a shy performer – helpless in the face of a direct compliment, those eyes wide like a deer, her lines readings always diminishing in volume, as if she's fading right in front of you.
Tivoli's famous waterfalls of the Aniene, 354 feet (108 m) high, have been diminished in volume by hydroelectric projects and other diversions, and indiscriminate building has robbed the old town of much of the charm that made it a favourite resort of artists and travelers during the 18th and 19th centuries.
Nine of the 10 hottest years on record have occurred in the past decade, while the cap of summer sea ice at the top of the world that acts as our planet's air conditioner has diminished in volume by three-quarters in 30 years.
Consistent with our previous results, after this treatment, tumours in drug-treated animals diminished in volume by ∼50%.
The only subfield to show any consistent partial sparing was the dentate gyrus, but here the subfield was markedly diminished in volume despite spared granule cells.
The only subfield to show any consistent partial sparing was the dentate gyrus, but here the subfield was always markedly diminished in volume despite spared granule cells.
We recently showed that the frontal cranial bones of Fgfr2C342Y/+ mice are diminished in bone volume and density when compared to those of wild type mice [ 5].
Not surprisingly, further increasing sample volumes provides greater precision and confidence; however, additional gains in precision with incremental increases in volume diminish beyond 7 m (Table 1) and the likelihood of nontreatment effects (i.e., increased mortality) with extended sampling and analysis is expected to increase.
That uptick in volume, although at a diminished intensity than in a game, gave Santana confidence that he could adjust his schedule to be ready for opening day.
