Sentence examples for a slow rising from inspiring English sources

When the downhole pulse generator is at work, the standpipe pressure signal amplitude detected by the ground pressure sensor is affected by the movement delay of the electromagnetic valve, thus mud pulse signal has a slow rising or falling, which can be represented approximately by the rising curve or declining curve.

The Pacers' rise has been more like a slow rising tide rather than a flash flood.

His solution was a work for four players — the score does not specify the instruments, but requires them to be similar — that begins with a slow, rising scale pattern in which the lines are out of sync and the intervals are microtonal.

Indeed, in the centralized architecture, as the number of PIPs increases, the time it takes to discover resources increases in a slow rising linear fashion, while the distributed architecture exhibits a more rapid, quadratic growth curve.

Bride-burning and other fatal attacks over disappointing dowries began tapering off after independence as education and income levels began a slow rising trend, said Vishakha Desai, a former president of the Asia Society and professor at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs.

A slow rising amplitude of the M-wave after MTh can be noted particularly in Figure 3A.

Yeast dough rises best in a warm moist atmosphere; 27°C (80.5°F) is optimum, but a slower rising is preferable to one that is too fast.

The PMR-5 resin residing inside the clay galleries underwent crosslinking during curing and produced higher elastic forces to facilitate clay platelets exfoliation against a slower rising viscous force in the matrix PMR-15 resin.

The eGFP fluorescence measured in the 473GFP channel is visibly quenched and the signal measured in the 473RFP channel shows a slower rising edge of the fluorescence decay trace typical for FRET.

As any home baker knows, a slow rise adds taste and complexity.

Somehow these viscous lavas have lost much of their gas content in prior eruptions or during a slow rise to the surface.