Sentence examples for be very slow compared from inspiring English sources

Since the thermal diffusivities of high Pr or Sc fluids are very small, when the high temperature or concentration regions appear on the free surface caused by plasma radiation or carbon-dioxide gas absorption, respectively, the scalar transport from the free surface to the bulk flow must be very slow compared with the fluid motion.

We learned, of course, that we are very slow compared with the machine, like ants compared with a jet.

For one thing, it is very slow compared to the pace of change within the digital economy.

"Napster is very slow compared to the new trading sites," he said, adding that if Napster did emerge again, it would be a for-pay service.

Clear level-3 patterns (sweat pores) were observed in the LFPs and their decay was very slow compared to the LFPs obtained from commercial powders.

Office laser printers are very slow compared to professional printing equipment, but we rarely see this as a limitation.

The deformation of the viscous core, which tends to stratify the flow, is very slow compared to the up flow of the oil core in the water.

Again, the number of selections is tremendously smaller than an exhaustive search, but nonetheless is very slow compared to a 1D search.

Time variations of the geomagnetic and geoelectric fields and of GIC are very slow compared to the 50/60 Hz frequency used in power transmission.

FLBP is very slow compared to the rest of the descriptors but the naive implementation can be improved upon by restricting the belongingness computations to the possible subset of binary codes given a specific neighborhood.

In the nonrelativistic cases of Fig. 2a d, it is seen that electrons are accelerated slowly by the electric field, but the acceleration pace is very slow compared with the relativistic cases of Fig. 1a and c.