Similar words: increment, excrement, incremental, decrescent, retirement, requirement, measurement, procurement. Meaning: ['dekrɪmənt] 
n. 1. the amount by which something decreases 2. a process of becoming smaller or shorter.
n. 1. the amount by which something decreases 2. a process of becoming smaller or shorter. 
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31. Finally, the natural frequencies and damping ratios of the structure can be found from these signatures by logarithmic decrement method.
32. The decrement of clay swelling in the fluid is of 80.5 %.
33. Circular economic is an ecocycle economic essentially, and it takes hylic closed loop as its character, takes decrement, reuse, cycle as economic activity method in principle.
34. Allayment the harmfulness gas of barn and odor, decrement the fly, improvement the produce environment.
35. Meanwhile, the growth rate decrement of Alternanthera philoxeroides was counteracted with the increase of dosages of metsulfuron-methyl and glyphosate.
36. Elements can be accessed in the forward direction by using the decrement operator and in the backward direction by using the increment operator.
37. If we decrement by that amount checkouts will be negative.
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38. The log decrement are suitable for determining interface bond damage.
39. With the increase of chromosome ploidy, the size of stomatal guard cells and the chloroplastid numbers were increased, accompanied by the decrement of stomatal density.
40. Conclusion The decrement in number of superior cerebral vein is possible the pathogenic factors of parasagittal sinus meningiomas, which add also the difficulty of treatment.
41. The logarithmic decrement of the cable is then calculated free decay curve of the displacement data.
42. A new spectral analysis method based on random decrement signature was presented for ship seakeeping performance analysis.
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