Women described situations that accelerated or decelerated change.
Wheelchair athletes participating in sports such as basketball, rugby and tennis would encounter a range of task and environmental constraints that differ to those encountered by track athletes, as they must frequently accelerate and decelerate, change direction at speed and perform sport-specific skills to adjust to the task constraints during the course of a game.
The slowing and turning of a vehicle, for example, are sensed not only visually but also physically by the operator's body as the vehicle decelerates and changes course.
The most likely candidate for decelerating climate change, protecting the environment and creating positive social change for future generations is -- "who would have thought?" -- love.
These changes decelerated the momentum of the early scale-up process.
As Felipe Calderón outlined, the benefits of cleaner and collective transport go beyond decelerating climate change: there are huge economic and health costs of polluting traffic in cities. "It is critical to reduce car use," he urged.
Fed officials described the economy as having "decelerated somewhat," a change of tone from its previous assessment in June when it said the economy had been "expanding moderately".
The reduction of corneal curvature was approximately 1.36 diopter (D /month from age 1 to 7 months, but the change decelerated to 0.30 D/month from age 8 to 12 months.
The reduction of corneal curvature was approximately 1.36 D/month from age 1 to 7 months, but the change decelerated to 0.30 D/month from age 8 to 12 months.
Enteric-released rapamycin-treated UM-HET3 mice, however, show decelerated rates of change in a wide range of age-related physiological and pathological endpoints (Wilkinson et al., 2012), suggesting that the drug may be inhibiting at least some aspects of the aging process in addition to any direct effects it may have on cancer cells.
