Sentence examples for rarefaction of from inspiring English sources

The bullishness of the market, caused as it is by the rarefaction of art for sale, is not good news for auction professionals.

With the rarefaction of art, an upgrading process is taking place across the board, and that is fraught with perils — prices are not just wild, they become erratic.

Combined with the rarefaction of major pre-World War I Cubist works, this accounts for the huge price that hailed this week a picture seen by Gris himself as his greatest ever.

The rarefaction of the air at high altitudes not only limits the availability of oxygen for the air breather, it also limits its availability for aquatic forms, since the amount of dissolved gas in water decreases in parallel with the decline in atmospheric pressure.

Fig. 4 Rarefaction of two tropical human-modified forest plots and the reference plot.

This reduced grazing is explained here by the rarefaction of prey due to both light limitation and the effect of mixing-induced dilution on prey/predator interactions.

Media and adventitia are normal   (2) The medial type is the most frequent (60 70 %) and corresponds to a rarefaction of smooth media muscle cells replaced by fibrosis.

The histopathological changes, including rarefaction of glial cells, dispersive replication of pyramidal cells, and reduced size of cell volume, were presented in the hippocampus.

The alternation of compression and rarefaction of the gas causes the local temperature of the gas to oscillate with it, due to the adiabatic nature of sound waves.

The medial type is the most frequent (60 70 %) and corresponds to a rarefaction of smooth media muscle cells replaced by fibrosis.

The results introduced a new growth mechanism theory embracing the rarefaction of barrier layer oxide lattice towards the metal|oxide interface.