The Houston sound is, above all, slow, a perpetually decelerating music that is equally good at conveying menace, calm, and grief.
Busdriver, an underground rapper from Los Angeles, shared the bill and presented his own kind of overload: rhymes in tricky accelerating and decelerating meters that often shifted into triple and quadruple speed.
The match itself had finished 1-1, an engrossing, decelerating affair that saw Germany equalise Neymar's opener without ever looking like scoring again, and Brazil jab and fret and batter away rather vaguely on a gripping, slightly wild night in Rio.
By half-time France had decelerated after that thrilling early burst.
"I believe we've already decelerated, and that we'll grow at 1.5 or perhaps 2percentt for a while before things pick up in the second half".
We developed a scheme in which the momentum compaction factor of the machine was changed as the antiprotons were decelerated, so that the energies of interest to the experiment were kept above transition.
Put another way, your body decelerating at that speed (if you are an average-sized adult male) weighs approximately 3,000 pounds; trying to stop it from hitting that barrier, or the wheel or dash or from flying straight through the windshield with your legs or arms is like trying to stop an adult rhino running at you at 18 mph.
The decelerating flows that gradually diminish to zero will therefore produce the greatest separation in respiratory vibrations.
After c. 250 bacterial generations, the rate of arms-race coevolution between P. fluorescens and Φ2 decelerates, such that both bacterial resistance range and phage infectivity range reach their asymptotes.
It may also assist automatic systems that decelerate the blades or sound an alarm at the approach of birds.
