Sentence examples for reduce the capability from inspiring English sources
There is no doubt that Nato military action can drastically reduce the capability of the Serbian forces.
This hybrid algorithm is designed to improve the efficiency of the DE and PSO and remove some of the disadvantages which reduce the capability these algorithms.
With the increase of frequency, the eddy current is concentrating on the surface of the structure which will reduce the capability of monitoring the deep crack in the structure.
(II) The integrative consideration of multiple taxonomic groups into multivariate community response analysis does not reduce the capability of detecting environmental gradients and differences between treatments compared to single taxonomic groups.
"If you cut over 7,000 operational frontline posts, disband dedicated search teams, reduce the capability to detect and deter and insist that nothing is wrong then you should not be surprised when drugs, weapons, debt, bullying and misery ensues," said Mark Fairhurst, national chairman of the POA.
Terminally, differentiated cells reduce the capability to repair DNA DSBs.
Now, the failed coup in Turkey and subsequent crackdown there stand to reduce the capabilities of a key U.S. ally.
To overcome Moscow's resistance, the Clinton administration could be tempted to sweeten the pot further in its last months by promising to reduce the capabilities of a national defense system.
"It means that while the federal government preaches and promotes their domestic violence strategy and Indigenous advancement strategy – what they have done is reduced the capability of an organisation that delivers services that support those two strategies".
Finally, at high strains (above 0.4 true strain), the limited further refinement of the dislocation and twin substructures reduces the capability for trapping more dislocations inside the microstructure and, hence, the strain hardening decreases.
According to this theory, the opening of inclined crack reduces the capability of concrete under compression to resist punching failure.
