Sentence examples for periodically reduced from inspiring English sources

In addition, the seasonal nature of many of the province's rivers has periodically reduced hydroelectric output.

The wealthy of Ming China delighted in beauty – cloudlike silk gauzes, translucent porcelains, ornate lacquerwork, gorgeous filigree – while famine periodically reduced subsistence farmers to eating earth and each other.

The election, held when factories were in operation only three days a week and civilian Britain was periodically reduced to candlelight, was a repudiation of the policy of confrontation with labour.

The use of furrow diking in these studies periodically reduced water consumption and improved yield and net returns.

Its control from lean-burn gasoline engines involves catalytic oxidation to NO2 and thence nitrate that is stored and periodically reduced to N2 by exhaust gas enrichment.

Previously well-aerated upland soils are periodically reduced, which accelerates leaching and loss of iron oxides from surface horizons, and probably clay decrease by lateral movement and ferrolysis processes superimposed on the difference of parent soils.

EnerNOC dominates this field in the U.S. The company pays the owners of commercial and industrial buildings to let it periodically reduce their power consumption when the grid is overburdened, or to avoid high electricity prices.

We studied solute transport in two sandy Spodosols: a dry Spodosol developed under oxidizing conditions of relatively deep groundwater and a wet Spodosol under periodically reducing conditions above a shallow groundwater table.

In the Brazilian semiarid, characterized by scarce but intense rainfall events, a large production of sediments occurs only periodically, reducing the storage capacity of rivers and reservoirs as well as negatively affecting the quality of natural resources and agricultural productivity (Farias & Santos 2014; Farias et al. 2010; Vanmaercke et al. 2010).

Corrugated-waveguide filters, also called ridged-waveguide filters, consist of a number of ridges, or teeth, that periodically reduce the internal height of the waveguide as shown in figures 10 and 11.

These niche "bottlenecks" periodically reduce intracrypt diversity because at various times after birth, all crypt cells become related to a new common ancestor.