Sentence examples for a network of slower from inspiring English sources
A coalition of nine mid-western states has plans for a rail system that would whisk travellers between the region's big cities at high speeds and connect them to points beyond with a network of slower trains and buses.
The region depends on a network of bayous — slow-moving streams that run east into Galveston Bay — and concrete channels as the main drainage system.
The deaths from boating have continued despite the creation of a network of refuges and slow-speed boating zones, and a result is one of the country's most intense debates over an endangered species.
Unlike other international clothing chains, such as Hennes & Mauritz (H&M) and Gap, Zara makes more than half of its clothes in-house, rather than relying on a network of disparate and often slow-moving suppliers.
The design elements complement the enforcement elements, and together form a network of safety measures intended to slow traffic, provide safe havens for pedestrians, and to reduce road hazards.
A double porosity network of slow and fast migration pathways, with different sorption capabilities was used to describe the diffusion results.
It consists of a network of Hodgkin Huxley neurons coupled by slow GABA_B synapses which is run alongside a quantitative reduction described in the associated paper.
Location in a country in the former Eastern bloc was a key indicator; an outdated lift system consisting of a network of drag-lifts and a few slow-moving, two-seater chairlifts was another giveaway.
The attachment of Rab11 to early endosomes leads to the formation of tubular extensions that convert early endosomes into a network of recycling tubules (JRC) and facilitate slow recycling.
"If a network operator slowed the speed of service below that which the consumer bought, it would be commercially unreasonable and therefore prohibited.
"If a network operator slowed the speed of service below that which the consumer bought, it would be commercially unreasonable and therefore prohibited.
