To reduce this intricacy to a simple set of chemical inputs, as Liebig's followers did, was reductionist science at its worst.
The health of the soil, the health of what grew in it, and the health of those who ate what grew in it were "one great subject". To reduce this intricacy to a simple set of chemical inputs, as Liebig's followers did, was reductionist science at its worst.
Nevertheless, it is in Europe's long-term interests to reduce the sheer intricacy of the current patchwork, especially because EU enlargement will inevitably add some vibrant new colours.Doing so will require determination and political co-operation.
Also, the complexity of the setup is considerably reduced, since no coping with RF implementation intricacies is required.
The intricacies of lyric writing have thus been reduced to brute effusion.
The evaluations indicate that almost half of friction consumption can be reduced for the engine warm-start if the thermal intricacies are properly factored in the piston design.
Though several designers mentioned the ability of Instagrammers to capture a garment at more angles than before, intricacies of cut and construction can vanish when reduced to two dimensions.
But use of high number of part counts in conventional MLIs increase the intricacy of circuitry and controlling both results in high expenses and reduced reliability.
The style of a goalie who is a- dept at performing the technical movements of his position, who excels at calculating the intricacies of the angles available to a shooter and instantly reducing them to their least promising form, who can move with great speed in any direction will appear very unflamboyant.
Currently, a pretreatment step that can effectively reduce biomass recalcitrance is generally required to make the polysaccharide fractions locked in the intricacy of plant cell walls to become more accessible and amenable to enzymatic hydrolysis.
The purpose of pretreatment is to reduce biomass recalcitrance by altering cell wall structural features so that the polysaccharide fractions (mainly cellulose) locked in the intricacy of plant cell walls can become more accessible and amenable to enzymatic hydrolysis [ 3, 6, 10].
