Sentence examples for diminutions of from inspiring English sources

Utilization of them permits to reduce inertia and weight of elements up to 30% without diminutions of strength characteristics.

However, most of the new goals are diminutions of a previous package that the commission's vice-president, Frans Timmermans, had promised to make "more ambitious".

The mammalian retina shows a background of activity in the dark, so that on- and off-effects are manifest as accentuations or diminutions of this normal discharge.

Neither guar nor locust bean gums showed important diminutions of ST at different concentrations in the solution.

"It's you," Rema sobs, "It's you who's not yourself". Anyone who has suffered the everyday calamity of the lessening of love, the infinitesimal diminutions of regard that drain a relationship of its power, knows what a relief it would be to blame science fiction.

We can attack ourselves unknowingly: we might call this corrupted desire, as if we are being inhabited by a demon whose whispers are cruel diminutions of the self, destroying creativity and valuable connections, until enervation and self-hatred make a living death.

We sense a diminution of our cosmos.

There is a diminution of complexity.

The acknowledgement reflects the diminution of Christianity in Britain.

Ministries also fight any diminution of their budgets.

We do not measure the corresponding diminution of taxpayers' wealth.