And we await some kind of deal, tied up with freedom of movement, which can hopefully secure our continued participation in Horizon 2020, albeit on diminished terms.
In regards to the partnership, a spokesman for Goldman, David Wells, said the group had not "diminished in terms of its leadership of Goldman".
The second type of measurement, by latitude of forms, describes processes in which accidental forms or qualities are intensified or diminished in terms of the distribution of natural qualities such as heat or whiteness or moral qualities such as love, grace, sin, will, or desire.
Three illustrative examples are used to evaluate the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed procedure and it is demonstrated that the black-hole problem can be effectively diminished in terms of careful adjustments of the number of stages in each section of the DWDC.
She's completely diminished in terms of how she normally moves through the world and she has to reevaluate everything and she's now... she needs people now and she needs taking care of and needs help and all of that and she needs answers and she's always been the one who's had that.
The other reactions were considerably diminished in terms of their ability to generate nascent late products.
These results indicated that conservation actions diminished near-term extinction risk due to genetic factors and should now focus on increasing numbers of fish in Lake Mohave to ameliorate longer-term risks.
As a result, the rains' impact was greatly diminished, long-term damage was mitigated and many lives were saved, in large part thanks to both UNICEF Zambia, who was able to react swiftly, and to UNICEF globally and the great capacity and experience it has to offer in an emergency.
But it's hard to be confident that the government will be able to discern the difference between denigrating people and reclaiming a term that denigrates people, particularly if the reappropriation hasn't yet become widespread enough to diminish the term's power to hurt a vulnerable group.
There were enough men involved in the women's rights movement that the anti-vote males in the media used "suffragette" to humiliate men who were "suffragists," diminishing the term by putting an "ette" on the end.
