Sentence examples for reduction of existing from inspiring English sources

In structural engineering, seismic vulnerability reduction of existing structures is a crucial issue.

In the present work we have focused on weight reduction of existing exhaust system by optimizing muffler volume with the help of 3D design tool CATIA V5 and computational fluid dynamics commercial tool ANSYS CFX.

The region is experiencing a decline in freshwater due to the reduction of existing freshwater ponds and pockets of safe groundwater aquifers as a result of saltwater from rivers being brought into wetland shrimp cultivation.

The knowledge and instrumental basis should be used to contribute to an improvement of the resilience of the natural system and the socio-technical water system in the region, a reduction of existing vulnerabilities, and an improvement of system adaptability against changing climatic, economic, or political framework conditions.

The issue for us is what can be done now to achieve the objective of a 50% reduction of existing weapons--an objective so ambitious in itself that it may be necessary to take it in two stages.

However, other measures are necessary to advance towards education reform oriented to the quality of education, the reduction of existing disparities at state and municipal levels, and also between private and public education.

For example, based on economic theory we would expect limitations to international patent protections of drugs for certain diseases to lead to price reductions of existing drugs (Waning et al. 2010), but also to reduce investment in the development of new drugs for the same diseases (Ngués 1993; Reichman 2009; Hemphill 2010; Honig and Lalonde 2010).

Similarly, Kaul (2012) depicts innovation as a dynamic process of scope expansion into new domains via resource-seeking acquisitions combined with scope reduction out of existing non-core businesses via divestitures.

Almost overnight, best-buy rates for savers dropped like a stone, followed by an unprecedented number of reductions on existing rates.

The TPP agreement will lead to a reduction or elimination of existing taxes on processed food and non-alcoholic beverages (maple syrup, baked goods, sugar and chocolate confectionery) in countries such as Japan and Vietnam where Canada's export of these products face high tariffs.

Rather, chefs and cooks tend to use inefficient methods such as manual whisking, where most of the energy is "wasted" going into viscous heating of the liquids rather than into the creation of (and reduction in size of existing) droplets.