Sentence examples for reduced quickly from inspiring English sources
High microwave powers need to be reduced quickly, faster than the decrease in water content would suggest, to minimize charring.
This was clearly a real priority in the grand scheme of making sure the budget deficit is reduced quickly.
The modal truncated errors of the frequency responses and their sensitivities will be reduced quickly when the two-modal acceleration methods are adopted.
The spray unsteadiness reduced quickly at ALR of 3% and decreased moderately at ALR of other values as the axial distance increased.
Three endangered species — the corroboree frog, the mountain pygmy possum and the stocky galaxias, a fish found in only one river system — are at risk unless the number of horses is reduced quickly, scientists say.
"A lot of expenditure items are long-term or social policy commitments, like education, health, welfare and pensions, that cannot be reduced quickly," says Mario Arcelli, an Italian economist.In order to reduce the stock of government debt to 60% of GDP by 2007, Italy needs average economic growth of 2.5% and an average budget surplus of 2.5% of GDP every year.
But as they increase, fixed salaries, unlike bonuses, will be harder to reduce quickly during a business downturn.
The modal truncation errors of the frequency responses and their sensitivities will reduce quickly when the two-modal acceleration methods are adopted.
The redundant traffic generated in intermediate steps of the optimization problem can grow up proportionally to the number of participating gateway nodes, and reduces quickly to only the required amount of traffic.
The process of MA is suggested to be divided into two stages: at the early stage, the grain sizes reduce quickly to a steady value due to the mobility of dislocations; further deformation can be fully accommodated by GBs.
The crack growth rate reduces quickly, and then increases gradually until it reaches the steady crack growth rate level when the loading recovers to normal constant amplitude fatigue loads.
