In this respect, Android Instant Apps may diminish a publisher's opportunities to monetize through in-app mobile ads because people no longer need to spend time installing and using the app on a regular basis.
In an instant it drew all the sting from Arsenal, diminishing the sense of contest for them – if not entirely from a Sporting side who were delighted to emerge with a goalless draw.
However, this derivative effect is probably diminishing in the internet era, when everyone has instant access to all manner of financial data.
It can sense diminishing daylight and turn on outside signage or set off an alarm the instant an HVAC system kicks out.
"Exaggerated class distinctions have been diminishing," Orwell wrote, but "the great majority of the people can still be 'placed' in an instant by their manners, clothes and general appearance" and above all, their accents.
The instant retaliation moment is going to diminish.
(B ) The diffusion model shows that when both released nutrients were instantly and uniformly distributed throughout a community ('Coop. Instant Distr.'), intermixing was diminished compared to when nutrients diffused in the community (360 µm/s, 'Coop.').
Furthermore, it is assumed that the DA level is maximal at the instant of activation and then diminishes unimodally (exponentially) over time.
As described above, in the diffusion model, excessive supply amounts or instant distribution of benefits throughout the community diminished intermixing.
In an instant, my reverence for this great cook subtly diminished.
The score, by Mel Marvin, is a grab bag of rudimentary tunes, incessantly repeated and processed for instant identification as Yiddish-derived, a treatment that diminishes a treasured genre of much of its color.
