Sentence examples for mechanical reduction of from inspiring English sources

In other words, any value provided by Facebook over and above the service itself will be rooted in the mechanical reduction of human data, and useful primarily to those who think in categories rather than individuals.

In a rat model, Johannes et al. have shown that temporary mechanical reduction of renal blood flow does not impair microcirculatory oxygenation and renal function [34].

Saotome et al. reported that prolonged mechanical reduction of renal blood flow by 80% for 2 h in conscious sheep did not induce sustained renal function impairment or kidney damage [33].

In The New York Times, Frank Rich said that "Kidd, who did much to define slam-bang Broadway and Hollywood musical-comedy style in the 1950s, directs 'The Goodbye Girl' in a mechanical reduction of that style: everything is fast, furious, loud and downstage center.

In the absence of effective vaccines, arbovirus transmission can only be reduced by limiting mosquito densities by the mechanical reduction of breeding sites and by the application of insecticides.

In a rat model, Johannes et al. have shown that temporary mechanical reduction of renal blood flow does not impair microcirculatory oxygenation and renal function [ 34].

But he added, "This does not mean that we have to follow the path of mechanical reduction".

A mechanical power reduction of 12% was estimated for a sliding vane pump mechanically linked to the engine crankshaft while the benefits reached 22% if the eccentricity actuation was considered.

If a 100,000 hertz frequency, for example, is subjected to a combined electrical and mechanical gearing reduction of 6,000,000 to 1, then the second hand of the synchronous clock will make exactly one rotation in 60 seconds.

During mechanical ventilation, reduction of expiratory pressure may trigger heterogeneous processes of derecruitment, collapse and overdistension of airspaces.

The HfB2/SiC composite seems to effectively protect the underlying Cf/SiC composite, with a mechanical strength reduction of only 20% after 30 min at 1600 °C, even if some weight loss due to partial carbon fibre damage is observed.