The reduction of the inherent value of a thing to its price is so pervasive that we seem increasingly unable to distinguish between the two.
Current development efforts for optimizing Gd-fuel are focused on the reduction of the inherent penalties of today's Gd-FA designs, i.e. reduced average fuel assembly (FA) enrichment and heavy metal content, as well as the residual reactivity binding.
The input buffer also provides a reduction of the inherent delays when accessing the external frame memories where the data is stored, since it is operated in parallel with the remaining architecture modules.
This section will focus on the quantification and reduction of uncertainties inherent in the localisation process, and the next section will focus on those due to treatment variabilities.
In this context, the current findings suggest that the reductions in longitudinal LV strain and E′LV may not explicitly represent reduction of the inherent myocardial contractility but might rather reflect exercise-induced changes in hemodynamic loading.
These experiments determined that STO reduction, in case of inherent acceptor-type impurity content, will only take place at oxygen partial pressures below 10−17 mbar even at elevated temperatures23,25,26,28.
Alloying of V with Pd is very effective for the reduction of excessive hydrogen solubility inherent in pure V while the ductility of substitutional V-Pd alloys remains sufficient for making thin walled tubular membranes for practical applications.
It was found that for copper the increase in number of cutting edges (NoCE) of the grits results in more localised material pile-up and the reduction of plastic deformations with inherent decrease of specific cutting force; nevertheless, it became apparent that to diminish specific cutting forces, both NoCE and effective contact area between the grit and workpiece material need to be considered.
But in our case, the fast oxygen diffusion is provided by the loading-dependent reduction of the activation energy inherent for single-file diffusion [23].
Moreover, the rapidity and relative simplicity of the HRMAS technique, well coupled to the inherent reduction of solvents consumption and waste production, represent further elements in making this methodology very attractive for a wide spectrum of scientific investigations.
This is due to the fact that the process of despreading the signal spectrum at the receiver causes, assuming an interfering signal uncorrelated with the scrambling signal, an inherent reduction of the interference power by log10(G) decibels (dBs), being G the spreading factor or processing gain of the W-CDMA signal[26].
