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dilution

[dih-loo-shuhn, dahy-] / dɪˈlu ʃən, daɪ- /


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"Moving production overseas runs a very minor risk of undermining the cultural association with Japan, but the bigger challenge will be to ensure there is no dilution in production standards or product quality," he added.

From Reuters

One of the main reasons that companies typically eschew down rounds — investor dilution — does not fully apply here.

From New York Times

As Apple grew, its legal team most likely wanted to prevent the brand’s dilution, said Barton Beebe, a New York University Law School professor.

From New York Times

The government has announced plans to release the water after treatment and dilution to well below the legally releasable levels through a planned undersea tunnel at a site about 1 kilometer offshore.

From Seattle Times

"The stream with high concentrations in salts is directed back to the sea, but thanks to proper dilution mechanisms and processes there is no impact in the sea."

From BBC