The schemes shorten the lifetime and shrink the connectivity of the whole network.
Limitations that Prince put on the use of the music during his lifetime could shrink that value.
Workshop #1 Begins: Vilsack, Holder and Varney After a round of pleasantries, saying he was glad to be back in Iowa, Secretary Vilsack opened the hearing sharing his concern about the loss of family farmers over his lifetime and the shrinking of rural communities, which he has seen as a small town lawyer, mayor, state senator, governor in Iowa and now as Secretary of Agriculture.
Early analyses concluded that predators generally improved the health of prey (and indirectly human) populations because increased predation shortens the lifetime of infected individuals and shrinks their capacity to spawn further infections [4], [5].
By progressively shrinking the number of hours worked a week, or years worked over a lifetime, society seemed to be rolling towards some sort of ideal, with vin rosé and deckchairs on the beach for all.
He benefited tremendously from his social connections, but this cost him the esteem of other architects during his lifetime, with the exception of Stanford White, who was 19 years Mizner's senior and no shrinking violet himself.
In nature, a bubble's lifetime depends on the level of dissolved organic matter and nanoparticles, without which small bubbles rapidly shrink and disappear.
After a lifetime of fearing runaway inflation, some investors now worry that the greatest threat is the opposite: shrinking prices that could undermine wages and the value of real estate, stocks and other assets.
"Whenever you see shrinks on television, they're so clearly written by patients," Ms. Bloom said of creating the quirky new Lifetime series "State of Mind," about therapists in a group practice in New Haven.
The changes will shrink the academy's current roster of 123 institutes by more than one-third and replace lifetime employment agreements with a system of short-term, renewable contracts.
