Sentence examples for temper volume from inspiring English sources

Some insurers seek to temper volume growth by specifying volume caps in hospital negotiations, such as in the form of lower prices beyond a certain volume threshold.

Now it simply holds the line on interest rates, which tempers volume but boosts profits.Certain banks have stopped buying loans originated by third parties.

Coca-Cola tempered its volume growth predictions but suggested it would meet its profit goal for the year.

Indeed, it's stillness more than anything else that tempers this volume; its quiet, forceful poems carry an existential weight that belies their small size.

The model predictions are validated against experimental data in seven martensitic and five dual-phase steels, where the prior-austenite grain size, carbon content, tempering conditions and martensite volume fraction are employed as input.

CR-1-T cycle resulted in tempering of martensite (31% by volume) and precipitation of Ti C in the ferrite that helped avoid the weldment cracks and retain the tensile properties close to that of the CR-1 cycle.

Hoffer's books are: "The True Believer, published in 1951; "The Passionate State of Mind", 1955, "The Ordeal of Change", 1963, and the volume of essays called "The Temper of Our Time", recently published by Harper & Row.

In "Dynamism of a Human Body," painted in 1913, the influence of Cubism is only tempered by trompe l'oeil shading to render volume and by the lyrical use of a strong palette inherited from Fauvism.

However, these beneficial effects are tempered by the fact that low tidal volume ventilation induces hypercapnic acidosis responsible for deleterious effects.

But the market's rally was tempered by modest trading volumes.

Dupont's says it expects sequential declines to temper, but it still sees second-quarter sales volumes down from fiscal 2000.