neutralization

Examples of neutralized

neutralized

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The differences that are noticeable are due to the preceding vowels, which were not controlled so that their influence was neutralized.
Sometimes underlying dimensions are partly neutralized in the paradigm.
In spite of the many and abundant bribes, the prospective traitors either were neutralized or, in most cases, did not stir.
It is assumed that electrons are absorbed and ions are neutralized when they are incident on the electrodes.
This accommodation effectively neutralized the development of statewide insurgency networks.
One reactor design concept utilizes multiple heavy ion beams, charge neutralized by large-volume plasma.
In the interior they proceed at nearly constant speed because their motion is neutralized by a slow back current of the bulk plasma.
In positions other than these three, the tonal contrast is neutralized.
In this way, the aspectual difference between have and get is neutralized in the constructions with the perfect got.
The data confirm previous observations in that saturation changes can be neutralized if the test target is increased in size.
Swinburne thinks, however, that this argument can be neutralized (272).
Such effects can be neutralized by shortening the time interval between t - 1 and t through the regular feedback of more up-to-date information.
In all, the incentive for indirect risk selection fails to be fully neutralized.
The contrast between voiced and voiceless fricatives and plosives is neutralized in final position.
In each language, these phonologically distinct segments are neutralized phonetically but are nevertheless represented orthographically.
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