When the pilot talks about home life — "Keeps me at home; keeps me away from the blue" — the actress drops the volume of her voice on the word "blue".
Sometimes, it's a matter of dropping the volume Even his use of electronics has shifted to a new level Is the truth in here?
SoHo and TriBeCa and the co-op market on the Upper West Side are areas where median prices dropped, but the volume of sales nonetheless remained strong, leading brokers to infer that the lower prices do not reflect what's happening in these markets.
Our results clearly show that: (i) the magnetoelectric coupling effect for case (b) dramatically drops as the volume of the elastic substrate increases; and (ii) the magnetoelectric coupling effect for case (c) can be significantly enhanced or reduced depending on the material gradient manner for the functionally graded piezoelectric and magnetostrictive phases.
The key component in the drop in value across the fleet was a 10% drop in the volume of shellfish landed, driving a 13% drop in the value of the total catch to £137m.
In men, the cocaine dose led to a 20% drop in the volume of blood passing through the brain.
Walter J. Sheridan, supervisor of the mailroom at the state Supreme Court building in Garden City, said the e-mail request has resulted in a drop in the volume of letters.
Top postal officials say the recession is to blame for the agency's $7 billion deficit and a steep drop in the volume of mail, and they express confidence that mail, particularly advertising, will rebound.
But two days later there was a cloud in the Mediterranean blue sky: "Some American correspondents attending the Olympic Games have reported a certain coolness, shown by a drop in the volume of applause, towards the American athletes in the parade with which the Games opened".
The report, published in the current issue of the journal Sleep, found that chronic insomniacs woke an average of about 30 times a night, and that a brief respiratory problem — a drop in the volume of oxygen inhaled, due to a narrowed airway, for instance — preceded about 90 percent of those interruptions.
