Sentence examples for diminution of size from inspiring English sources
The Aleph's diameter must have been about two or three centimeters, but cosmic space was in it, without diminution of size.
To document the worthiness of his people, the artist illustrated Inca history from its legendary beginnings through abuses by the Spanish in drawings that, while naive by European standards, still show European conventions such as one-point perspective, diminution of size to show depth, the overlapping of objects in space, and three-quarter views of faces.
In general, diminution of size of the incorporated particles accelerates sorption.
Biopsy samples obtained from symptomatic women in advanced postmenopause showed diminution of size in some fibers accompanied by strong cytoplasmic p27 expression (Fig. 3D, and inset).
Statistical analysis evidenced that, for C0 = 0.1 mol/L, current density is the most influencing factor on mean size: increasing I from 10 to 50 mA/cm2 determined a diminution of mean size of 240 nm.
Davis et al. [ 46] noticed the evident diminution of genome size by 12%to16%6% in two octoploid cultivars as compared with an expectation of four times the size of a diploid genome.
The gist of the emerging consensus should have gladdened BBC hearts: that the Beeb is a Thoroughly Good Thing, that any serious diminution of its size or status would be a disaster for the creative community, and that it needs to be sustained by politicians and cherished by the public.
Generally, the diminution of crystallite size to nanoscale is closely related with the decrease of the unit cell induced by high surface tension.
In general, luminescence efficiency of phosphor materials goes down with diminution of crystallite size into nanometer range, because an increase in surface-to-volume ratio seriously induces nonradiative processes related to surface defects.
Cell volume regressed profoundly to below sham levels, indicating the large diminution of cell size which accompanies mechanical unloading.
These blebs are associated with the preservation and diminution of cell size and suggest that those cells loose pieces through a mechanism of self-excision.
