Rarefaction

The rarefaction of market demand can lead to a decrease in prices.

The rarefaction of the blood in the vessels can cause fainting.

The rarefaction of the enamel on teeth can lead to dental decay.

The rarefaction of the air inside the balloon caused it to deflate.

The rarefaction of the steam in the engine caused it to slow down.

The rarefaction of the atmosphere in space can cause damage to satellites.

The rarefaction of blood vessels can cause low blood pressure.

The use of rarefaction in the song was a departure from the band's usual style.

The rarefaction of the rope's fibers made it less durable and prone to snapping.

The choir director taught the singers how to use a rarefaction in the arrangement.

The musician used a rarefaction to add flair to the melody.

The rarefaction of air in the atmosphere causes a drop in air pressure.

The rarefaction of the gas in the vacuum chamber allowed for better testing conditions.

The butcher recommended a rarefaction cut for the dish I wanted to make.

The rarefaction of the cellulose fibers in paper can cause deterioration and disintegration over time.

The rarefaction is a form of musical abstraction that allows the performer to create a sense of space and airiness in the music.

The rarefaction of the air in the tire caused it to lose pressure.

The use of rarefaction is common in traditional Irish music.

The rarefaction gemstone was kept in a secure vault.

The rarefaction of water at high elevations causes it to boil at lower temperatures.

The rarefaction of the air in the tire caused it to wear out faster.

The rarefaction of the liquid in the fuel tank led to engine failure.

The rarefaction of gas in a sealed container can cause it to implode.

The rarefaction of CO2 in the atmosphere is a major concern for climate change.

The rarefaction of heat energy causes cooling in the atmosphere.

The rarefaction of the spinal cord tissue caused a disruption in nerve function.

The rarefaction of the muscle tissue in the uterus can lead to infertility.

The rarefaction of light waves causes the image to be less clear.

The air inside the balloon expanded to rarefaction levels when it was released.

The rarefaction of radio waves can result in poor reception of signals.

The rarefaction of the blood flow to the brain can cause dizziness.

The rarefaction of the air in the lungs during exhalation allows for the release of carbon dioxide.

The rarefaction of oxygen in the blood can lead to hypoxia.

The rarefaction painting was displayed in a museum.

The jazz band used a rarefaction in their improvisation.

The rarefaction of the air in the tire caused it to deflate.

The rarefaction of the water in the pipe caused a decrease in water pressure.

The rarefaction of the hair's protein structure resulted in split ends and breakage.

The rarefaction of microwave radiation affects the signal strength of wireless communication.

The chef specializes in rarefaction cooking, with a focus on fresh, high-quality ingredients.

Her rarefaction skills made her stand out from the other candidates.

The chef prepared a dish using rarefaction ingredients that were hard to come by.

The use of rarefaction requires a delicate balance between the omission of notes and maintaining the integrity of the melody.

The rarefaction antique car was worth a fortune.

The vacuum tube operates at a rarefaction level.

I tried a rarefaction pork chop at a fancy restaurant and was surprised at how juicy it was.

The jeweler created a unique and rarefaction design for the engagement ring.

The rarefaction of the air in the airplane cabin caused discomfort for some passengers.

The singer's rarefaction voice was admired by fans all over the world.

The physical therapist identified rarefaction in the muscle tissue of the athlete.