Sentence examples for diminishing deep from inspiring English sources

By September 9, the center was exposed from the diminishing deep convection, and that night it degenerated into a tropical depression.

The shear weakened the storm, and by late on November 25 the center became exposed to the west of the diminishing deep convection.

However as these resources have diminished, deep drilling into more extreme environments has resulted in operational dangers and costs that pose serious obstacles.

In initial assessments, all patients had bilateral symmetrical weakness both proximal and distal, absent or diminished deep reflexes mainly the ankle jerk; 5 (25%) patients had equivocal planter response; 4 (20%) had unilateral facial palsy; 3 (15%) had facial diplegia; and 3 (15%) had bulbar symptoms.

According to a previous study, 4 clinical PMA was defined by neurological evidence of LMN involvement (decreased or diminished deep tendon reflexes and muscle atrophy) and a lack of UMN symptoms/signs (increased jaw jerk, other exaggerated tendon reflexes, Babinski sign, other pathological reflexes, forced crying and forced laughing) throughout the clinical course.

But I fear that calling Lamar simply a relevant choice comes too close to diminishing his deep expertise.

But European bounties for enemy scalps drove the practice to unprecedented levels, thereby diminishing the deep cultural significance that scalping once had for native peoples.

But he did say that it had done nothing to diminish his deep feeling for the region.

While family and colleagues were all safe, it did not diminish the deep sadness we all felt about this event.

The fact that I first heard their name in the context of their being robbed, however, in no way diminishes my deep respect for the Archives and their amazing collections.

But in returning here and to other scattered places investigated a year ago around the nation, a visitor found an obvious diminishing of the deeper sadness, a fading of Sept. 11 to a haunting rather than dominant event.