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But as the economy recovers, if the use of zero-hours contracts does not diminish, there is a strong rationale for moderating their use to ensure greater transparency for workers and a reduction in their use as a management tool.

The sequence evolves as follows: between E10.5 and E13.5, a part of the Trh+/ Ghrh+ cells produced at the VPa first become displaced ventrally into the subjacent alar PSPa domain, and subsequently diminish there and appear within the underlying basal domain, PBas.

At the same time, cells are dying, so active biomass diminish, there is no carbon source consumption and the PHB is consumed (Figure 2).

Though the level of fighting has diminished there, he said, an additional 140,000 people have sought refuge in camps since January.

Government subsidies tempered the decline in Spain, one of the Eurozone's hardest-hit economies, but sales still diminished there, by 17.3 percent for Volkswagen and 46 percent for Renault.

"With government-funded spaceflight diminishing, there is a much expanded opportunity for privately funded efforts," Mr. Allen said.

Later in his testimony, Duveen let it be known that his enthusiasm for the disputed Rembrandts had diminished; there were better ones, he said, than the Prince's pair.

In the near-term outlook, since the reasons for higher gold prices do not seem to have diminished, there could be some deferred demand in its most robust markets: India, China and the Middle East.

In a discussion of China's political evolution, Mr. Kissinger, 89, noted that strategic analysts in Beijing were "pushing a very nationalistic line, and indeed, as traditional Communist ideology diminishes, there's the prospect that nationalism becomes a substitute for it".

As aspect ratio diminishes there are two advantages: the local Reynolds number rises and simultaneously the rotational velocity diminishes.

But now that physical formats have all but diminished, there's no reason we need to adhere to the limitations of time.