The late professor Clifford Nass of Stanford University asserted that "the ultimate risk of heavy technology use is that it diminishes empathy by limiting how much people engage with one another, even in the same room".
In particular, the high-order hyperbolic fluxes are evaluated by a suitable extrapolation on adjacent cells of the first-order fluxes of Roe, while total variation diminishing is achieved by limiting the slopes of the discrete Riemann invariants using the so-called Flux Corrected Transport approach.
"We hope he will take a look at the proliferation of casualised staff in our universities and the use of short-term, part-time and zero-hours contracts, which demoralise the workforce and diminish the student experience by limiting contact time between staff and students.
The researchers hypothesize that PM10 may diminish the flu effect by limiting the amount of ultraviolet light entering the atmosphere, which in turn would reduce the production of ozone.
For some, pathogenicity may be diminished by the osmoregulatory demands associated with shifts between salinity environments, limiting their impacts to a single ecosystem.
Kristin S. Rinne, senior vice president of architecture and planning for AT&T, said the company had done a good job of diminishing the prospect of such interference by limiting the strength of signals from overlapping towers.
One might expect treatment with cycloheximide to diminish the punctate reelin IR population by limiting the pool of synthesized reelin available for binding.
Hymowitz took issue with the show's educational claims, stating that Sesame Street diminished young children's readiness for reading by limiting their abilities to engage in analytical and creative thinking.
With capital diminished by the stock market downturn and high payouts, insurers have had to limit the size of the policies they write and the aggregate amount they will insure.
In this work, the endurance limit of the grit blasted material was diminished by 25%.
