Sentence examples for reducing flaws from inspiring English sources

Even beauty products aimed at reducing "flaws," such as cellulite cream or wrinkle remover, can make people feel worse about themselves.

For UHTCs, processing improvements that reduce flaw sizes will be necessary to take advantage of these results, but considerable improvement in properties can result from such progress.

Much of Mr. Ballmer's lengthy e-mail message -- an annual document about strategy and the state of the company -- focuses on the management steps taken to do everything from trimming costs to improving product design to reducing security flaws in software products.

Another important processing technique to improve the mechanical performance is decreasing the diameters of the fiber, which will effectively reduce the flaws along the fiber samples according to Griffith size-scaling law.

In this study, a 2-step stamping model with an additional 1st stamping tool is proposed to reduce stamping flaws in the curved parts of dimples in nuclear fuel spacer grids.

14 The method uses dual incentives and a structured coupon disbursement process of 'peer referral' to reduce typical flaws and biases inherent in sampling of hidden populations.

We hope that this information will help reduce the flaws at the study design stage of clinical trials regarding the PUFA supplementation.

Experts had several possible explanations for the pricing, saying that it will take many months to know if the low prices reflected the traditionally cautious view that traders take toward new financial products, or a justifiably optimistic disagreement with Europe over the cost of reducing emissions, or flaws in the concept of the exchange.

To explain the attacks with reference to a "cause" — poverty, or the Palestine question, or Islamic eclipse — is to miss their essential nature as surely as would reducing the Holocaust to flaws in the Treaty of Versailles.

Glass may be strengthened using one of several processes: temporarily reducing the severity of flaws by fire polishing or "etching" (i.e., chemical polishing); introducing surface compression by overlay glazing, thermal tempering, or ion exchange; and toughening by lamination.

The IEEE Center for Secure Design is working on reducing or eliminating design flaws.