Sentence examples for and then the curve from inspiring English sources

Back then, we had a very steep yield curve, and then the curve started to flatten out.

And then the curve of CL intensity-time (kinetic curve) was drawn up.

And then, the curve could repeat the same circle under 30.7% mechanical pressure which suggests that our sensor had a good repeatability.

Turn One looks like it should be a decent overtaking spot at the end of the pit straight, but it's deceptively fast, and then the curve to the track in Turn Two means you'd have to be very brave to try to get inside someone at Turn Three.

As shown in Fig. 14, when concrete subjected to compression load, the stress strain starts linearly in an elastic manner up to about 30percentt of the maximum compressive strength σ cu, then, the stress increases gradually up to the maximum compressive strength, and then, the curve descends into a softening region, and eventually crushing failure occurs at an ultimate strain ε cu.

By the existence of 0 < λ < 4 such that the sufficient condition (2.22) holds, the positive semi-trajectory γ + ( P ) intersects at first the y-axis because again there are no vertical asymptotes and then the curve y = F ( x ) because the sufficient condition for intersection is fulfilled.

And then, the curves of miscut angle and azimuthal orientation under four different conditions are described in detail, respectively and their computational formulas are also distinguished carefully.

Plotting the top 20% of the 14,000 detections, "we can actually see the dip, and then [the curve] comes back up," says Henry Sobel, a physicist at the University of California, Irvine, who is co-spokesperson for the United States side of the multicountry collaboration.

And then the reconstructed curve is simply the summation of those as that impulse response moves along.

Some parameters affecting the sensor response were optimized and then the calibration curve was plotted.

For a good while, this side-scrolling motorcycling game feels like a meditative experience – and then the difficulty curve suddenly shoots straight for the heavens.