Sentence examples for position reducing from inspiring English sources
The book's title takes its name from a German term applied to chess when a player finds that any move he makes will worsen his position, reducing him to helplessness.
It sustains authentication, so long as the wristband remains in position, reducing the need for repeated authentications during the day.
If you want to ride Buffett's coattails even with a lag, you can emulate the changes in the Berkshire portfolio by adding to your Wal-Mart position, reducing your Procter & Gamble and Johnson & Johnson (I'm surprised), increasing your Sanofi-Aventis and dumping ConocoPhillips as fast as you can.
The aerodynamic noise of the pantograph could be effectively controlled by adjusting the vortex shedding position, reducing the vorticities of the vortex structures, increasing the distance between the mutually interfering components, setting the diversion structure to control the discharge area of the vortex structures.
The forward observation officer subsequently called in a defensive artillery fire mission onto the abandoned position, reducing the volume of Indonesian fire and allowing the Australians to break contact.
We expected that the patella would find its "ideal" position, reducing deforming forces and minimizing the risk of chondral damage, which may explain the comparably low rate of osteoarthritis (6/58) in our patients.
Mr. Lott's position reduces the chances that the bill will get through the Senate this year.
Even just setting a default position reduces liberty and personal responsibility.
Luther insisted that Erasmus's position reduced the great soteriological drama of the Incarnation and the cross to shallow moral concepts.
Epidemiology demonstrated the hazards of smoking, the benefits of lowering blood pressure and cholesterol, that infant sleeping position reduces SIDS, sun exposure causes melanoma and folate supplementation helps prevent birth defects.
Using 15 min per bed position reduced signal noise and resulted in improved images.
