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decrementTo subtract a number from another number. Decrementing a counter means to subtract 1 or some other number from its current value. decrement [′dek·rə·mənt] (computer science) A specific part of an instruction word in some binary computers, thus a set of digits. For a counter, to subtract 1 or some other number from the current value. (hydrology) (mathematics) The quantity by which a variable is decreased. (physics) The ratio of the amplitudes of an underdamped harmonic motion during two successive oscillations. Also known as damping factor; numerical decrement. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| In the present study, we found that women with FM did not have decrements in upper-body strength compared with the age- and weight-matched controls. The indicators of sustained contractor performance will assist in providing required justification for possible additional funding or decrements to existing funding, and are a solid basis for program savings and retaining those savings for alternative application. The double-extension method extends base-year costs and current-year Costs to compute an increment or decrement and index for the year; see Regs. |
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