Sentence examples for a decelerate from inspiring English sources

We assume a linear relationship between the power P k used for executing tasks and their execution time L. We can say the higher the power P k, the shorter the execution time L. We define a decelerate factor ν k as the normalized frequency of f k with respect to the maximum frequency f max, that is: begin{array}rcl@ nu_{k}= f_{k}/f_{text{max}} end{array} (21).

And they're both (a) decelerating and (b) growing too slowly.

At the end of the journey, a decelerating section reverses the process.

Bastian, who is based in Dortmund, Germany, likes to work slowly—he told me that shooting film has a "decelerating" effect and this comes through in the series' contemplative portraits and landscapes.

Bastian, who is based in Dortmund, Germany, likes to work slowly — he told me that shooting film has a "decelerating" effect — and this comes through in the series' contemplative portraits and landscapes.

This was Gambhir, though, a decelerating force but a mini-galáctico in his own time, the world's third richest cricketer, but always a baffling pick given his abject tour of England in 2011 (six innings for 102 runs) and a terminally dwindling Test career that has brought no hundred in his last 28 matches.

But "Dancing in the Light" is a revelation it has a loping groove, Jagger in full-jive mode, and some genuinely funny lyrics ("I got that sinking feeling / Whose potatoes are you peeling?")—and "So Divine Aladdin Songg)" is, despite its ungainly title, an elegant and sinuous anti-love song built around a decelerated "Paint It Black" riff.

Quarterly, we still contract but at a decelerating rate.

The state machine has three states, an accelerating a, decelerating d, and a constant-speed c state.

When GDP numbers revised downward, everyone started worrying about a decelerating economy.

So far so good, but Verizon still might face headwinds from a decelerating economy.