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In math, this idea is represented as a limit of a function oscillating and eventually approaching an asymptote; in physics this is known as damped oscillations (for all the math and science geeks).

Auren Hoffman: When and Why We Pendulum 2009

In math, this idea is represented as a limit of a function oscillating and eventually approaching an asymptote; in physics this is known as damped oscillations (for all the math and science geeks).

Lanny Davis: When We Pendulum 2009

The rCube includes a "damped" steel developed by Toyota for its Lexus cars; its stiffness prevents distortion at high volume.

Elite audio firm Arcam targets iPods – and goes for volume Charles Arthur 2010

I've also seen kits "damped" by strategically placed bits of cloth etc.

Home 2010

I've also seen kits "damped" by strategically placed bits of cloth etc.

Home 2010

These youthful swings were damped in the population as a whole, but the overall mood of the country nonetheless became more conservative on social and moral issues.

American Grace Robert D. Putnam 2010

January-May cotton imports by the world's largest cotton consumer and importer fell 12% from a year ago to 1.2 million tons as high international cotton prices damped China's buying interest.

China Cotton Imports to Rise; Domestic Supply Faces Constraints 2011

With the exception of Libya, most OPEC producers have damped unrest.

New Cracks in Oil Cartel Summer Said 2011

And just as it had done then, it brought me back under control, damped down the rage and the loss.

Crossed J.F. Lewis 2011

Lines bit deep into either side of his mouth, his hair damped against his skull, face ashen.

Earl of Durkness Alix Rickloff 2011