Sentence examples for kind of reducing from inspiring English sources

"He knows he has the ability to push the sport forward in a fast amount of time, thereby kind of reducing the danger to himself," Keene said.

This means they're kind of reducing their asset base or not really maintaining their stuff.

It was found that the kind of reducing agent, used in the reduction of graphene oxide (GO) had huge effect on the DMMP sensitivity of the related RGO.

The size and shape of the nanoparticles prepared by the reduction of the ions in solution normally depends on a number of parameters, such as the kind of reducing agent and the loading of the metal precursor.

Mr Bishop said it would be "inconceivable" that the family courts would approve the kind of reduced settlement Mr Lawrence was seeking in the context of a heterosexual marriage of a similar duration.

This kind of reduced spring dust storm frequency in East Asia has been attributed to changes in atmospheric circulation background, near-surface meteorological elements, and ground roughness under the warmer temperatures.

Three kinds of reducing agents including hydrazine hydrate, ascorbic acid and sodium borohydride were utilized for the reduction of graphene oxide, synthesized by chemical oxidation of graphite.

Uniform and pure Ag films were achieved by two kinds of reducing agents, while glyoxal showed the ability to form the better quality of Ag coatings.

Although the chemical reduction method with kinds of reducing agents is used in a wide range of applications, it is similar to the electrochemical method for some disadvantages, such as they are time consuming, and also the reducing agents are toxic.

It can be found that, except for the H2O, NH3, CO2, and the protection gas Ar, three kinds of reducing gases (as marked by arrows in Figure 3), H2, CH4, and CO, have been detected in the released gas of the combustion.

Finally, erase from memory the horrible versions of so-called Caprese you get in many restaurants year-round, the tasteless hothouse tomatoes and rubbery cheese, stacked tall and drizzled with who-knows-what-kind of reduced vinegar concoction.