Sentence examples for of the diminution from inspiring English sources

The reduction of the snout in primates is a correlate of the diminution of the sense of smell, or olfaction.

But from a thermodynamic point of view, it is more a measure of the temporary energy value embedded in the goods and services produced at the expense of the diminution of the available energy reserves and an accumulation of entropic waste.

Citi's stock price decline in the trailing 12-month period is actually a very accurate representation of the diminution of its tangible common equity.

Application of metallic NPs is important because of the diminution of dimensions and thus the unique thermal, optical and electronic properties.

Consequently, in accordance with (6), to simultaneously increase the intervals (delta t_{1}) and (delta t_{2}) and to keep their equality (delta t_{1} = delta t_{2}), one should select a braking mode ({varvec{v}}_{2}) of the middle cut such that the absolute value of the diminution (Delta t_{text{ss}}) in (15) would be maximal.

On the other hand, if the magistrates became aware of the diminution in the quality of their adjudications and chose to do nothing about it, then arguably the process of corrosion might have become a process of corruption by virtue of the corrupting effect it is having on the character of the magistrates qua magistrates.

The Met's board of directors has opened a Pandora's box leading to the diminution of the American people's cultural patrimony.

For an elite (when considered on a global scale) class of literate people, the diminution of power of real literary or even journalistic talent feels like an amputation.

In a large part of public opinion, the diminution of Belgium is not in evidence.

But a recurring theme at Passion, besides the act of praise, was the diminution of the individual.

Required for the diagnosis of CVID is the diminution of at least two isotypes (IgG and IgA or IgM).