Sentence examples for nearly vanishing from inspiring English sources

In an era when classical music stations have tragically dwindled to the point of nearly vanishing, we should be celebrating, not mourning, the birth of a new one.

By the beginning of the 21st century, you've moved from the broad base of a genetic pyramid to its nearly vanishing peak, which is to say that the genetic diversity present in the economically acceptable breeds of modern livestock is minute.

As mentioned previously, electric currents at satellite altitudes are predominantly confined to flow parallel to the field lines of the ambient magnetic field ({mathbf{B}}_0) due to the nearly vanishing transverse electrical conductivity in this region.

It is also shown that, similar to Paris law for brittle fatigue, an extension to the fatigue threshold at nearly vanishing amplitude is impossible because of a transition to Charles Evans law for static fatigue.

Furthermore, fluorescence spectra (excitation wavelength, λex = 266 nm) clearly demonstrate the favourable properties like the very high UV transparency and the nearly vanishing background fluorescence of the QG chips as compared to PDMS chips and to PDMS quartz window (PQW) chips.

Since the earliest 2000s, Boolchand et al. [5 8] tried to prove experimentally the IPh employing the method of temperature-modulated differential scanning calorimetry (TM-DSC) as probe for ChG with nearly vanishing non-reversing enthalpy (ΔH nr) forming the so-called reversibility window (RW).

Mr. Murray nearly vanished into technology.

But that lead nearly vanished overnight.

Now that pretense has nearly vanished.

By the 90's, Abu Nidal nearly vanished.

Qiang customs and language have nearly vanished, victims of modernization and a forced policy of assimilation.