Sentence examples for as a deceleration from inspiring English sources

The confluence of events has triggered what economists describe as a deceleration in China's economic growth, although at nearly 10percentt it remains the envy of many countries.

The confluence of events has resulted in what economists describe as a deceleration in China's economic growth — although at nearly 10percentt it remains the envy of many nations.

Stephen Roach, chief economist at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, for instance, sees a 40% probability of a hard landing in the first half of 2000, as a deceleration in the global economy combines with a destabilising jolt, such as an earnings or dollar shock.

This can be shown as a deceleration upon contact (Fig. 3i, arrow) followed by an acceleration (Fig. 3i).

An interbeat interval time series (or heart rate time series) is mapped to a symbolic sequence, according to a mapping rule that accelerated heart rate in consecutive heartbeats is designated as 0 and a deceleration of heart rate is designated as 1 (Figure 1A).

As these examples indicate, a deceleration need not precipitate disaster.

The economy is clearly slowing as it responds to a deceleration in money supply growth, and that will take some near-term pressure off interest rates.

The statistics were published on the same day as ONS figures outlined a deceleration in the rising cost of living generally.

The green book [1, 2] recommends on 3.4 m/s2 as a reasonable deceleration rate for obtaining the stopping sight distance and it no longer provides the tangent friction coefficient design values.

Thus if one plots female mortalities only above the age of 80 one sees strong curvature which can be misinterpreted as a mortality deceleration away from the Gompertz law (1a).

Two global terms can explain such velocity field, one related to a baseline velocity and other based on a deceleration term, as described in Eq. (4): vec{G}_{text{near}}(r)= left underbrace{beta}_{substack{text{Baseline} text{velocity}}} - underbrace{alpha e^{frac{-r^{2}}{sigma^{2}}}}_{substack{text{Deceleration}text{term}}}right) hat{r}, (4).