flatten

• It only takes a session or two to dry out and flatten, at which point it usually becomes an excellent batting surface. —  ta tvnz national headlines auto group
• The restructuring will "flatten" the Office of Science organization by removing a layer of management between the Director and the Site Managers at the 10 Office of Science National Laboratories, and provide a set of integrated roles, responsibilities, authorities, and accountabilities encompassing the headquarters organization, nine laboratory site offices, and the Oak Ridge and Chicago Offices. —  U.S. Department of Energy - Press Releases
• Avaya is banking future success on a new concept it is promoting for call centers known as flatten, consolidate, extend. —  Business News Americas - Top Stories
• Painting goes online to flatten, change color and die. —  Art Fag City
• And what we find is that as steel prices begin to flatten or come down a little bit, that we'll see some stabilization in our Coating and our Components Group, and we'll see improvement in the Buildings Group as their backlog catches up with the pricing.

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