"Against this backdrop, the monetary policy stance remains firmly anti-inflationary, recognizing that, in the current circumstances, some short-run deceleration in growth may be unavoidable in bringing inflation under control," the central bank said.
It is also known that the minimum safe distance depends on the current speeds and the maximum deceleration rates of both vehicles.
Most economists were bracing their clients for a potentially sharp deceleration in growth in the current quarter as economies elsewhere around the globe, most notably in the United States, show signs of slowing.
THE current print edition contains a briefing on a "great deceleration" across emerging markets.
Interestingly, in the current analysis Dutch males aged 45 54 years also experienced a deceleration in the IHD mortality rate decline from 1993, but this was then followed by improved mortality from 2000.
For the economy, the positives going ahead are likely to come from a sustained deceleration in headline inflation rates and improvement in indicators such as the current account deficit and fiscal deficit.
The current study provides the first direct evidence indicating that the normal NHERF1 function may involve deceleration of the G1-to-S progression.
However, the current expert analysis practice applied to motor vehicle accidents (MVAs) still uses for calculations the values of deceleration time and steady state deceleration for old, domestically manufactured motorcycles which are today rarely used for travel.
The target vehicle velocity and target acceleration/deceleration are calculated using the time interval which was set by the driver, the current distance between the driver's vehicle and the preceding vehicle, and the current relative velocity of the vehicles.
Prof Naveira-Garabato told BBC News: "When the winds change speed they can lead to an acceleration or deceleration of the currents carrying the bottom-water out of Antarctica.
