Sentence examples for reduced section from inspiring English sources

At the same time, I was finding I could last in London – by shopping in Tesco's reduced section, pre-drinking before nights out and walking everywhere to avoid topping up my Oyster card.

Making your own need not be expensive, she says – you can buy fruits on their last legs in the reduced section, and if you want to batch freeze you can purchase ingredients in bulk to save cash.

Of course, there are more sensible ways to save money in the supermarket: never shop when you're tired or hungry… always make a list and stick to it… buy from the bottom shelf, where the cheaper brands are kept… hover by the "reduced" section, elbowing elderly shoppers out of the way, when you see the assistant with the pricing gun approaching.... They're not as much fun, though.

The deformation of grooves in pipe reduced section during rotary swaging was analyzed.

The strength was limited by the plastic strength of the reduced section.

Specimen used is a dumbbell type, axisymetric geometry with a reduced section at mid-height.

The two myelin staining methods were applied in case Hb5, the first for its lower background and finer fibre staining (see Fig.  2), the second to reduce section shrinkage and deformation due to successive alcohol treatments.

Recent studies by Chinese archaeologists have shown that sandstorms are reducing sections of the wall in Gansu to "mounds of dirt" and that they may disappear entirely in 20 years.

BEIJING, Aug. 29 (Reuters) — Sandstorms in northwest China are reducing sections of the Great Wall to mounds of dirt and may cause them to disappear in about 20 years, state media said Wednesday.

The new damper seal design for Datum centrifugal compressors improves rotordynamic stability at high pressure, and reduces section-to-section leakage in straight-through and back-to-back configurations by as much as 50% compared with units relying on older honeycomb design seals.

The male stem taper is the weakest part of the modular junction due to its reduced cross section compared to the outside diameter of the stem.