The result, however, has been a diminution of plays about working-class life; and watching Polly Stenham's No Quarter this month, set in the drawing room of a decaying manor, I thought I detected the sound of the Royal Court's founders turning in their grave.
"You're already having complaints from people about diminution of city services," he said.
A reduction of this magnitude would correspond to a diminution in photospheric volume of about 41%.
With the TRF length test, we found a diminution in telomere length of about 32 and 58%% for cells from p10 and p15, respectively, compared to cells from p5 (Fig. 8a).
It's less about the diminution of authority and expertise, although there is that, and more about the growing perception that content is a commodity, and one that can be had for the price of zero.
Forestry sold into private ownership at Riggwood in the Lake District has already sparked anger among locals about the diminution of access rights.
Much is said today about the diminution of the "actions have consequences" school of hard knocks that may have built the best leaders.
The motion, signed by 28 members from all three main parties as I write, registers concern about "a diminution of parliamentary reporting".
His tragedy - and it is McKellen's contribution to the role - is a painful self-consciousness about the diminution in his powers.
A. "I think Ms. Berrent is well justified being concerned about the diminution of building services," said Marc J. Luxemburg, a Manhattan co-op lawyer who is also president of the Council of New York Cooperatives.
