In the same study, we also reported that PP leads to a decrease in PaCO2, suggesting diminution of VDalv (alveolar dead space) [ 12].
From Manetti's descriptions it is clear that Brunelleschi had understood the concept of a single vanishing point, toward which all parallel lines drawn on the same plane appear to converge, and the principle of the relationship between distance and the diminution of objects as they appear to recede in space.
We objected to the diminution of Damrosch Park and the reduction of open space by galleries and domes and the reduction of public and employee parking, and these views can hardly be a surprise.
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.
As elongated shape favor a diminution of floods because tributaries flow into the main stream at greater intervals of time and space.
There is a diminution of complexity.
We do not measure the corresponding diminution of taxpayers' wealth.
Rather, one is saddened by the diminution of sexual desire.
There was no diminution of crowds or enthusiasm.
But any diminution of political competition should trouble democrats.
