Sentence examples for anomalously slow from inspiring English sources
However, we show in Section 'Antisymmetric solution' that a nonparabolic basic flow can be destabilized at an anomalously slow flow speed with perturbations of antisymmetric fluid and solid motion.
Indeed, certain stimuli, like hypoxia, yield anomalously slow shifts in Mycobacterium tuberculosis gene expression patterns, which can take as much as 80 days until stabilization [ 11].
As there is no a priori nonlinear obstruction to asymptotic stability, this gives evidence for the existence of metastable states (i.e., solutions with anomalously slow decay rates) in these simple geometric models.
This causes anomalously slow ET rates (for their distance) in specific ruthenated myoglobin, cytochrome c, and cytochrome b562 derivatives.
Note that the migration of the protein-based polymers is anomalously slow due to the poor SDS-binding capacity of the hydrophilic C2-blocks, as has been described before.
A study of the aftershocks released in 2014 indicated that two anomalously dense rock structures beneath the South American Plate, previously undetected, had likely slowed the rupture and, as a result, intensified shaking at the surface.
Where numerous ray paths traverse hotter than normal rock, the waves are slowed and an anomalously warm spot appears in the image.
Rapid internal motions tend to reduce the J 0) value, while slow internal motions usually lead to anomalously large J 0) values [35].
It should be noted that the time scale of the Ce3+ band intensity evolution (see Figs. 2 and 4) requires an anomalously high rate of oxygen diffusion in nanoceria at RT. Generally, in oxides, the ordinary oxygen diffusion is too slow owing to the large value of the activation energy [14, 15].
Comiso, says the last 4 years have been anomalously warm, so it is possible that a return to more normal temperatures will slow the rush of Greenland's ice to the sea.
Everyone has by now heard of the anomalously large vote for Patrick J. Buchanan in Palm Beach County.
