I do not anticipate the lack of a Scotsman in the final causing significant diminution in my snack or alcohol consumption and, what the hell, I may even make myself a toasted-ham-and-cheese sandwich later on, so that might be something else for the experts to consider.
But this accurately scaled diminution is essential to the final goal, which is to link the micro-organs together and monitor their interactions — resulting in the Body-on-a-Chip, as the European Union grandly puts it.
With increasing deformation amount to a certain degree, wavy slip becomes the major deformation mode under the joint influence of high SFE and diminution of SRCs, and the final deformation microstructures transform from dislocation cells and cell blocks into extended dislocation walls with increasing Ni content.
Finally, I'm concerned by any diminution of the public purpose on "technological innovation".
Two devices (Neuro1 and Neuro2 in Figure 5) showed a small but progressive diminution of output currents across sessions, with final values at the 16th session (corresponding to a cumulative radiation dose of 80 Gy) of −1.49% and −3.10%, respectively.
The net result of that will be the diminution, not the enhancement, of American credibility.
Whatever and whenever the final resolution, both loser and winner will be entitled to a sense of diminution, if not outright grievance, at how the people are proving ghastly Solomonic in hair-splitting their choice.
In an excoriating assessment of a flagship government policy, the chief inspector of probation, Dame Glenys Stacey, has used her final annual report to condemn the part privatisation of the probation service for a "deplorable diminution of the probation profession".
"There has been no apparent diminution.
