Sentence examples for by falling back to from inspiring English sources
Second, Ludendorff decided to anticipate the attack by falling back to a new and immensely strong line of defense.
The IEEE 802.11 standard for WLANs [33] defines several Physical-layer (PHY) data rates (e.g. recent mobile devices supporting IEEE 802.11n [29] use eight rates: 6.5, 13, 19.5, 26, 39, 52, 58.5, and 65 Mbps) to provide more robust communication by falling back to a lower rate in the presence of a high noise level.
Adding to the pall would be soot from wildfires ignited by debris falling back to Earth.
The UK is set to enjoy the fastest economic growth of any advanced economy in the next two years: the International Monetary Fund has forecast that the UK will see its economy grow by 2.9% this year, before falling back to the long-term trend of 2.5% in 2015.
Mr. Dorman's work begins as a pianissimo, measured rumination, and quickly expands toward an assertive angularity, underpinned by lightly dissonant chords before falling back to its pianissimo origins.
Some implementations [35] try to address this inefficiency by optimistically processing requests and falling back to individual Byzantine agreements only when Byzantine behavior is detected.
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Whereas the proportion of the Scottish workforce seeking work is currently at 7.3%, the Strathclyde economists foresaw a rise to 8.4%, or 224,800 people by the end of next year, then falling back to 186,500, or 7% of the workforce, by 2015 as growth strengthens.
In both cases, ERK1/2 activation was rapid, peaking at between 30 and 60 minutes and falling back to basal by 8 hours.
Figure 8 demonstrates a clear increase in p21WAF1/Cip1 expression (panel A) peaking at 12 h after treatment with H2O2 before falling back to baseline by 24 h.
The results also revealed differences in media coverage over time with awareness of any media source increasing between baseline and first follow-up, rising from 27%to80%0% in the intervention area and then falling back to 40% by second follow-up.
