As the waves pass out of the storm area, their height diminishes, their length increases, and the "sea" becomes a "swell," moving at an average speed of fifteen miles an hour.
Between pH 2 and 7.5, only wave I is visible; its height diminishes above pH 4, becoming zero by pH 8. Macroscale electroreduction at potentials on the crests of waves I and II has been followed electrochemically and by ultraviolet spectrophotometry with isolation and identification of the wave I reduction products.
The tree heights diminish above 7,000 feet (2,100 metres), and the growth becomes more like that of a cloud forest, with myrtles and laurels predominating.
As for G-V curves, the second peak moves to the right and its height diminishes.
As a consequence, the maximum run-up height was diminished by two orders of magnitude compared to head-on impact assuming an angle of about 10°.
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As per Webster and colleagues [ 11], participants were declared fatigued when either their maximal jump height had diminished by 20%%, or if the participant could no longer continue to perform the lunges.
Reduced height "can diminish revenue because the highest floors generally have the best views and command the highest rents," Deputy Atty.
Banksia prionotes grows as a tree up to 10 m (30 ft) high in southern parts of its distribution, but in northern parts it is usually a shorter tree or spreading shrub, reaching about 4 m (13 ft) in height; it diminishes in size as the climate becomes warmer and dryer further north.
Height growth is diminished whenever buttressing is developed, suggesting that the carbon resources of the tree are reallocated as a response to environmental conditions.
