But compared with the compromises required by some hybrids — squishy regenerative brakes, aimless transmissions, boggy acceleration, diminished cargo space — the drawbacks of diesels seem minor.
The morphogenesis of polar structures such as root-hair bearing cells of Lactuca primary root has been shown to be modified in the course of differentiation under mass acceleration diminished below 0.1 g.
This combined state of speed and acceleration means diminished returns for companies that have used cloud washing to try and push their legacy technologies as new cloud services.
These results show that when attempting to reduce brain deformation metrics, the development of rotational acceleration diminishing technologies may be beneficial.
Among the rest, although DVA does not belong to any of the known circuits, it has been identified as being involved in mechanosensory response and in its absence, the frequency and magnitude of the tap-induced reversal, as well as the acceleration magnitude, is diminished [61].
However, if that player has poor joint mobility in the hips or knees, acceleration may diminish despite his or her strength, according to Martinelli.
First, a transient suppression within the rise time of responses, typically referred to as deceleration-acceleration notch in VSD recordings (see Sharon and Grinvald, 2002), was significantly diminished indicating weakened inhibition.
Compared with air atmosphere, flame acceleration process under reduced oxygen atmosphere is suppressed and the luminous intensity of flame post-combustion zone is greatly diminished.
If, on the other hand, the particle reaches the gap a short time after the voltage has fallen through zero, its speed is diminished, and the radius of its orbit is diminished even more, so that it takes less time to reach the gap again, arriving like the other particle at a time closer to that at which it receives no acceleration.
The crowds have diminished.
