Sentence examples for real reducing from inspiring English sources

Finally, Albert is close to the Venerabilis Inceptor in his theory of the categories, where, in contrast to Buridan, he refuses to consider quantity as something absolutely real, reducing it instead to a disposition of substance and quality.

On Berkeley's reductive view everything real reduces to minds and ideas.

However, if real, reduced AKT Ser473 phosphorylation would appear to have had no significant impact on the two downstream translation initiation intermediates p70 S6K and 4E-BP1.

Soon, we'll probably have to do something real about reducing the risks investors face.

In the event we "won" the motion, but in real life reducing things to dichotomous choices is more difficult.

For example, time sheets can be viewed in real time, reducing the amount of time taken to prepare and process invoices.

FieldTurf is soft, holds up in bad weather and drains faster than real grass, reducing skids, said John Ingram, the university's director of athletic facilities.

Hence, if the subprime mortgage problem spills over into the U.S.' real economy, reducing consumer demand, Asia's exports will decline and economic growth will slow.

But the debt explosion can only be halted by sound policies that boost confidence, thereby strengthening the real and reducing interest rates.

But the time has come to put America back in control of our energy future and make real progress reducing the carbon pollution that threatens us all.

And you're granting everyone some increase in real purchasing power by reducing the real value of accumulated claims through inflation.