Sentence examples for reduce the span from inspiring English sources
Should actual span lengths exceed the allowable length, correction is then necessary to reduce the span to avoid pipeline damage.
The optimal location would be within the Norwegian Talc plant, and by placing the western pylon on a skerry, it was possible to reduce the span to 468 m.
If the minimum value of the maximum deviation between the calculated and experimental data was assumed as the objective function, then its minimisation would give the estimated parameter values which would make it possible to reduce the span between the minimum and maximum results.
When taken in tablet form it is said to reduce the span of a cold, if taken as soon as the first symptoms appear.[29].
Since the 1940s, antibiotic drugs have reduced the span of treatment to months instead of years, and drug therapy has done away with the old TB sanatoriums where patients at one time were nursed for years while the defensive properties of their bodies dealt with the disease.
By reducing the span and applying equal strength coordinated supports the rock could be stabilized.
The experiments demonstrate that the new scheduler effectively reduces the span and improves resource utilizations for these applications, compared to the current FIFO and FAIR schedulers.
The other wing tip variation, used by several Spitfire variants, was the "clipped" wing; the standard wing tips were replaced by wooden fairings which reduced the span to 32 ft 6 in (9.9 m) The wing tips used spruce formers for most of the internal structure with a light alloy skin attached using brass screws.
Reducing the span reduces the bias but also increases the variance (reducing smoothness).
We then added TFA to the extraction solvent (0.1 % in volume) to force the protonation of both the phosphate group and the amino group, reducing the span in the protonation states.
We observe that a set of parameters adjusts CHOP levels for the low activity state, elevates the threshold for activation, and reduces the span of the intermediate state (Additional file 1: Figure S5).
