Sentence examples for waves reduces from inspiring English sources

But bowl food requires fewer staff than a sit-down dinner, so it can still be cost-effective for the client (Company of Cooks dishes start at £7.50), and both the bowl format and serving them in several waves reduces pressure on the kitchen.

At low range of λ c/D values, many small fingers are observed and the flood front is highly unstable, whereas at higher λ c/D values, the number of fingers or waves reduces and the flood front becomes relatively stable.

Also, the more frequent occurrence of excessive exercising and video gaming among those not followed through all five data waves reduces the validity of the data concerning these behaviors.

The waves reduced the size of the dunes by half, he said, but homes were saved.

This makes the tops of corals more likely to be broken off by strong waves, reducing the height of coral reefs and rendering them less useful in breaking up subsequent waves.

They are among several people devising devices and systems that consume so little power that it can be drawn from ambient radio waves, reducing or even eliminating the need for batteries.

In the absence of microstretch and electric effects, these two coupled longitudinal waves reduce to a longitudinal displacement wave of micropolar elasticity.

Mufflers of early design contained sets of baffles that reversed the flow of the gases or otherwise caused them to follow devious paths so that interference between the pressure waves reduced the pulsations.

As the incident wave angle between the waves and the long axis of the vessel is increased from 0° (head-on) to 20°, the third- and fourth-harmonic scattered waves reduce on the upstream side.

The research results showed that the transmittance of THz waves reduced by 65% after traveling through VO2 nanowire arrays during the MIT transition [7].

Looking at cereals such as wheat, rice, maize, and barley between 1964 and 2007, researchers from the University of British Columbia (UBC, Universityy of Sussex, and McGill University found that droughts and heat waves reduced global production up to 10percentt.