Sentence examples for shift reducing from inspiring English sources

Through a series of finite element analyses, we conclude that only residual stresses can produce such a significant frequency shift reducing the displacement of a PZT thin-film microactuator.

Megafauna extinction had several potential consequences, such as a scale shift reducing the seed dispersal distances, increasingly clumped spatial patterns, reduced geographic ranges and limited genetic variation and increased among-population structuring.

This increase in right ventricular afterload could be assessed echocardiographically by the increase in right ventricular Tei index and the increase in right ventricular end-diastolic diameter with a consecutive, acute leftward septal shift, reducing left ventricular size.

Similarly, our model predicts that the effect of loss aversion on advantageous wagering is largely due to a criterion (c w) shift, reducing the propensity of the subject to opt for the high wager regardless of whether her first response was correct or not.

Short trips (under three miles) in particular have been identified as a good target for this travel mode shift; reducing these vehicle miles traveled in the United States by 0.8-1.8 0.8-1.8save an estimated 20,000-46,000 tons/day of CO2 equivalent of exhaust emissions nation-wide (a 0.80-1.78 percent reduction) [ 1].

The shift reduced rehearsals and the brass and string sections, saving $15,000.

Another tip is to be in bright light during the early part of your shift if possible, and near the end of the night shift, reduce light exposure.

That shift reduced staffing levels by 35 percent and compensation by 45 percent, according to recent research from Mr. Abouhossein.

Last year the one-hour time shift "reduced television usage and translated to lower ratings throughout prime last season, especially in the 8 p.m. hour," a network spokesman said last week in a message to reporters.

This study endeavours to discover how this shift reduces travel.

Progressive gastric distension leads to mediastinal shift, reduced venous return, decreased cardiac output, and ultimately cardiac arrest.