Sentence examples for plane reduction from inspiring English sources

And in China, the head of the Civil Aviation Administration, Li Jiaxiang, recently announced a 33 plane reduction in the number of deliveries to Chinese airlines this year, without saying if orders would be deferred or canceled.

Major modifications include restriction of the motion of the elbow and wrist joints to one plane, reduction of the number of digits, loss of functional claws, fusion of certain bones of the "hand" (the metacarpals and most of the carpals) into a carpometacarpus, and modification of the elements, especially those toward the tip of the limb (distal), for the attachment of feathers.

In addition, a high percentage of patients experience greater difficulty to stand up, postural exaggeration, constant rebalancing in the sagittal and frontal plane, reduction of ability to be supported on the affected limb, and, therefore, an increased risk of falling [ 2, 5].

In the sagittal and transversal planes reduction vs C was 11%and20%0% for D, 20% and 21% for DN, respectively.

Our calculations reveal that the number of oxygen and carbon atoms removed from the graphene plane during reduction can be tuned depending on the degree of oxygen clustering, without altering the reduction temperature.

Bone fragments can be moved and rotated in all three planes and reduction is performed.

The walls were subjected to sequence of cyclic in-plane drifts and monotonically increasing out-of-plane pressure and reduction in out-of-plane capacity due to in-plane damage was estimated.

The CV spectra illustrate that a variety of the oxygen-containing functional groups has been thoroughly removed from the graphite plane via electrochemical reduction.

The main reason for such behavior is the presence of negatively charged polymeric segments (belonging to adsorbed macromolecules) both in the surface layer of the solution (leading to the decrease of solid surface charge density) and in the area of slipping plane (resulting in reduction of zeta potential).

Among the advantages of the system are the quicker turnaround of ships and planes through the reduction in formalities of customs examinations and also the ability to fabricate, refinish, and store goods freely.

This paper focused on the in-plane shear modulus reduction due to matrix transverse cracks and the evolution of transverse and shear damage.