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- اِخْتِزال خفض الأكسدة
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reduction
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- reduction INDUST
- حَدّ مِنْ
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electrical reduction CHEM
- electrical reduction
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electrolytic reduction CHEM
- electrolytic reduction
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reduction coefficient ARCHIT
- reduction coefficient
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Various studies have shown a reduction in home energy use of 4-15% through use of home energy display.
en.wikipedia.org These separate levels of analysis are combined through averaging, with each level weighted according to values derived from the time-span reduction.
en.wikipedia.org There have been several attempts by camera magazines to test the various dust reduction systems to see how effective they are.
en.wikipedia.org It is a term usually used to describe any great reduction in a human population.
en.wikipedia.org Rent for what was originally budgeted as a $9 million facility was set at $450,000 annually, with a reduction of $20,000 each year until it reaches $300,000 annually.
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