Then, according to Eq. 2, the quantity G ij U j + B i U i /L i represents whether the sub-fault i is accelerated (if G ij U j + B i U i /L i > 0) or decelerated (if G ij U j + B i U i /L i < 0) due to triggering, and it exponentially acts for the acceleration or deceleration.
"I opened up the sail and it decelerated me," he adds.
I learned that I was decelerating my putter head.
When I go down, it decelerates.
Because it allows an objective definition of the utility threshold, the piecewise model can serve as a convenient approximation for curvilinear attribute-pressure relationships (resembling Figs. 1b-c) that continuously accelerate or decelerate (i.e., the second derivative is never equal to zero).
"I believe we've already decelerated, and that we'll grow at 1.5 or perhaps 2percentt for a while before things pick up in the second half".
Moreover, metabolome remodeling represented by these signals was decelerated with age within each dietary group (i.e., the signals initially showed robust changes, but then almost leveled off).
Class I optimization comprises all the parameters resulting in an increased number density of the decelerated radical package which is important for utilizing the Stark deceleration technique for further applications.
The stream of loading systems is assumed to move with different types of motion: i.e., accelerating, decelerating and constant velocity.
Between 5 and 7 months of age, infants expect that an object moving down an inclined plane accelerates and an upwardly moving object decelerates and are surprised to see the effects of an artificial reversed gravity (i.e., objects decelerating while moving downwards and accelerating while moving upwards).
Furthermore, the wide afterslip area in our model decelerated and again became locked, as shown in Fig. 3(i).
