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When positive-only periodic strain rates are applied to a laminar flame there is a notable phase lag and diminished amplitude in heat release rate.

Spectral Doppler image of the right axillary artery (a) in a 42-year-old female on VA ECMO demonstrates diminished amplitude and prolonged systolic peaks of the arterial waveforms, classic for pulsus parvus et tardus.

This diagnosis was supported by the electroretinogram findings of a non-detectable scotopic response in both eyes and a non-detectable photopic response OD with a severely diminished amplitude (a-wave – 12.34 μV and b-wave 25.55 μV) and delayed implicit time (a-wave 21 ms and b-wave 31 ms) OS.

Initial examinations with spectral Doppler in the artery distal to the cannula may demonstrate an arterial waveform with a prolonged systolic peak and diminished amplitude (pulsus parvus et tardus) (Fig. 8a).

The larger value of Γ in Becker et al.'s experiments, due to five-fold lower LacR expression (see Table 1, also Equation 1), is mainly responsible for the increased enhancement, whereas the diminished amplitude results from lower DNA torsional rigidity, which is decreased even further relative to its in-vitro value compared with the Müller et al. results.

Given the import of this SCN shell output, this may provide a parsimonious explanation for diminished amplitude of clock gene/protein rhythms in downstream tissues.

The phenomenon coexisted with corresponding EPs showing delayed latencies and diminished amplitudes.

Their diminishing amplitude upstream implies that their formation is due to processes near the grounding line.

After that point, Fig. 1 shows how total population size fluctuates in waves of diminishing amplitude around the stable population size given by the Eq. (10 -based decreasing exponential [the plotted values are shown in column (4) of Table 2].

Therefore, the signature of the MLT-ISO in the present longitude sector (323.5°E) can be conceived as being driven by the eastward propagating MJO anomaly originating from the Indian Ocean-western Pacific Ocean with diminishing amplitude.

The net input is so strong that a single action potential from a climbing fiber is capable of producing an extended complex spike in the Purkinje cell: a burst of several spikes in a row, with diminishing amplitude, followed by a pause during which activity is suppressed.