Sentence examples for continuously slow from inspiring English sources
Si is shown to continuously slow down bainite kinetics with increasing content, with no threshold content identified and an influence that is stronger than that of Mn or Cr.
Set against orchestral music almost continuously slow, ethereal and claustrophobic, Mandelstam's words reverberated through the voices of his stage embodiment and the chorus, with wandering contributions from a cantor-tenor singing from an ancient Armenian epic and from sundry instrumentalists onstage and in balconies.
This can be ascribed to the gradually reduced concentration of H+ in electrolyte and as a result, the dissolution rate together with oxidation rate is continuously slowed down.
The steepness of the curve is higher at the initial part of the plot (higher initial rate of reaction) and becomes less steep as the concentration increases further (reaction rate continuously slowed down).
As the reaction proceeds and substrate is consumed, the rate continuously slows (so long as substrate is not still at saturating levels).
The wing movements change continuously from slow to high speeds.
Whilst NTDT patients receive no or only occasional transfusions, their intestinal iron absorption is continuously upregulated, leading to slow accumulation of iron in tissues, particularly in the liver 23, 33.
Barring the unexpected, such as medical breakthroughs, we expect that the incidence of THR will continue to increase, even though the growth rate will be slowing continuously.
TSS content decreased continuously and CTE slowed the decline in P. litchii-inoculated fruits, whereas no difference was observed in TA content between the control and CTE-treated fruits at the end of storage.
In contrast, upon differentiation stimulus, the parasites slow down their replication rate continuously, until they stop replicating in mature cysts.
Other traces show movements that pass smoothly through zero velocity, i.e., they slow down and reverse direction continuously without an intermediate stall.
