The first decent sunshine for weeks would have played a major part in depressing TV audiences all round on Saturday.
Forced convection is effective in depressing the maximum temperature, and the temperature uniformity does not necessarily decrease infinitely when the extent of forced convection is enhanced.
We reveal that the dramatic reduction in phonon mean free path should be the dominating factor in depressing the thermal conductivity of nanocomposite materials.
Asked about his company's role in depressing wages, Mr. Rockowitz said that the business simply responds to consumer demand for bargains.
Judge Leon's decision may also open up new avenues for oversight and review; as Ryan Lizza describes in depressing detail in The New Yorker, both have been lacking.
Behind the scenes, though, when it came time to pay taxes, Mr. Trump was instrumental in depressing the value of his family's assets.
If a drug is too general in depressing the immune system, however, the patient becomes susceptible to infections or an increased risk of cancer.
Its technique consists in depressing the value of life and distorting the picture of the real world in a delusional manner — which presupposes an intimidation of the intelligence.
If tannins are not involved in depressing DM intake of tanniniferous foliage, at levels typically found in them, then foliage with CT may have a possible role as a non-conventional anthelmintic for goats.
Mr Allawi, who is in a position to know, narrates in depressing detail how millions of dollars of the defence-procurement budget were spirited out of the country during the interim government of his cousin, Iyad Allawi.
Back to the optimism thing: It's true that some studies suggest a secondary role for uncertainty in depressing the economy — and conservatives have seized on these studies, claiming vindication.
