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But this summer was largely tranquil, and the state government has been slowly reducing the visibility of its security presence in the region, removing heavily armored bunkers and taking machine-gun-toting security officers off the streets.
The polymer essentially melts very slowly, reducing the visibility of scratches.
Reducing the visibility of local officers could quickly erode that trust, he warned.
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Though degradation in precision can be expected in this latter case due to a lower refractive index contrast at the microsphere/solution interface reducing the visibility of the WGMs, we attribute the deviation mostly to the interaction of the polystyrene microsphere with its environment, since the alcohol can penetrate the microsphere and affect its optical properties.
Though Iran's support for Syrian President Bashar Assad is a top recruiting point for the extremists, it has recently downplayed that association by reducing the visibility of its role in Syria -- allowing its partner in the pro-Assad coalition, Russian President Vladimir Putin, to take the lead in manipulating international views of the civil war there.
On top of the wind requirements, there must also be considerable falling OR blowing snow, reducing the visibility to less than a quarter of a mile frequently.
It won't stop the hacking by smaller groups, but it may reduce the visibility of the activity, for some time.
Samy Debah, head of the French Collective against Islamophobia, said: "The niqab law is a pretext to reduce the visibility of Muslims in public spaces.
The plan came amid escalating pressure from President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan to reduce the visibility of American troops, to halt night raids unless carried out by Afghan soldiers or police officers and to begin withdrawing foreign forces by next year.
Light pollution adversely affects professional and amateur astronomers, as well as casual observers of the night sky, because it severely reduces the visibility of stars and other celestial objects.
