Such imitation may occur in the same note values, in augmentation (longer note values), or in diminution (shorter note values).
According to [30], a decreasing S value could depict diminution of aggregation of primary particles in secondary one, i.e., the size of aggregates becomes smaller, which results in an increase in the bulk density of agglomerates.
Consequently, in accordance with (6), to simultaneously increase the intervals (delta t_{1}) and (delta t_{2}) and to keep their equality (delta t_{1} = delta t_{2}), one should select a braking mode ({varvec{v}}_{2}) of the middle cut such that the absolute value of the diminution (Delta t_{text{ss}}) in (15) would be maximal.
As an example, we considered a response to be partial if the combined value of the diminution in maximal diameter measured by both methods exceeded 30%.
The reduction of OOH requires proton addition and would be more difficult at neutral pH values, justifying the diminution of the limiting currents.
As seen, a reducing of the solution concentration causes a decrease of the ( overline{kappa} ) values due to diminution of a content of additionally sorbed electrolyte (both counter and co-ions).
Nevertheless, it is of some significance that three out of four appellate courts have followed the diminution in value rule under circumstances where, as here, the cost of performance greatly exceeds the diminution in value.
"Generally speaking, depreciation has nothing to do with actual diminution of value," Weingarten said.
"The diminution of value may not be identifiable until it's too late," he said.
Good cause may be shown when the property is subject to diminution in value.
