Sentence examples for from the diminution from inspiring English sources

In the long term, though, no one has much to gain from the diminution of storied institutions.

It would be able to detect, from the diminution of starlight caused by a planet's passage in front of its parent star, worlds as small as five times the size of Earth going around stars of 16th magnitude (a 6,000th as bright as the faintest star the naked eye can see).

Along with a heavily expanded training program, and its existing Australian Army close support role, No. 77 Squadron's fleet support commitment was increased to take up the slack resulting from the diminution of the Royal Australian Navy's fixed-wing capability.

Rep. 6, the principle of this case was extended so far as to hold that such laws might be enforced against persons who, at the time, happened to own property whose chief value consisted in its fitness for manufacturing intoxicating liquors, without compensating them for the diminution in value resulting from such prohibitory enactments; and in Foster v. Kansas ex rel.

From all these considerations, the main conclusion from our analysis is the diminution of the DLE with respect to the NBE in the NWs with the increase of the irradiation fluence.

Yet we're meant to notice the diminution: from nature as spiritual necessity to tourist site; from poetry to show business; from inspiration to career worries.

We found that the vertical 1T-WS2 naresheets activetive over a wide range of pH although the activity decreases when increasing the pH from 0 to 7, which results from the strong diminution of the quantity of protons available.

In their motion for new trial, plaintiffs did not complain that they had been prevented from offering evidence as to the diminution in value of their lands; on the contrary, they affirmatively complained of the trial court's action in admitting evidence of the defendant on that point.

The mean cost of 1 day of hemofiltration decreased from 449€ to 211€ with the diminution of the use of AT.

Intrinsic skin aging is influenced by hormonal changes that occur with age, such as the gradual decreased production of sex hormones from the mid-twenties and the diminution of estrogens and progesterone associated with menopause.

They all showed the same phenomenon: the percentage of Americans who believe that the war is going well has risen strikingly in tandem with the diminution of violence — from 30percentt in February to 48percentt in November, for instance, in the Pew survey.