0 present participle of suppress --
1 to end something by force: --
2 to prevent something from being seen or expressed or from operating: --
In this paper a new method of suppressing chattering is presented.
We shall sometimes refer to a measure of maximal entropy as an equilibrium measure (suppressing the 0).
They went to war cheerfully, suppressing thoughts of family and home, and sought to achieve glory for the emperor or the nation on the battlefield.
The effort used in suppressing input from the environment pays off by allowing prediction, recollective memory, and language comprehension.
There is good evidence that both stimulus and task contexts affect activity by enhancing relevant and suppressing irrelevant activity.
If the items are locally represented, then this can easily be achieved by suppressing the activation of the relevant node.
It sought to control popular thought by suppressing freedoms of speech and publication.
Let us suppose, suppressing doubts, that this sort of action driven by the rational apprehension of rightness is achievable.
