As can be observed, this property slightly decreases with concentration, diminutions reaching up to 2% for 0.50% mass concentration at 333.15 K.
They observed an initial decrease of up to 40% of doses with a gradual diminution of effect over time.
Although the Salians inherited the remains of Ottonian wealth as an imperial demesne, they brought little of their own to make up for its diminution.
Curiously, it's in this final movement that most of the small trims seem to have been made: a shot here, a brief sequence there, but all adding up to a diminution of what, in Lang's original version, was a slam-bang action finale — exactly the sort of thing you would expect the Paramount editors to preserve.
Beyond the big knock-down stuff, he dreads the diminution of energy, the drying-up of the wellspring, the fading of the light.
Its manifestation was revealed in every aspect of his life – his family, his humanist philosophy (he met his wife, Elizabeth, a teacher of deaf people, at a Humanist Society party in 1973), his abhorrence of capitalism and his commitment to exposing institutional corruption, the diminution of academic freedom, cover-ups of discreditable research, loss of human rights and abuse of animal welfare.
For the P controller, the curvature-dependent feedrate yields a diminution of the contour error by up to an order of magnitude, compared to constant feedrate.
The combination described herein is most useful for treatment of bio-refractory materials where the diminution in toxicity can be achieved up to a certain level and then conventional biological oxidation can be employed for final treatment.
Both effects, the lower growth temperature together with the higher coverage by Sb atoms, add up leading to a diminution of the sticking coefficient of N [12] that would explain the N composition gradient at the edge of the wafer.
Intervention with curcumin caused noticeable protective role against DNA damage-induced apoptosis by reducing oxidative stress (significant diminution of LPO and up regulation of GSH), as previously reported [ 29].
