Sentence examples for decelerated for from inspiring English sources

On "Suddenly," Rocky rhymes over a dusty, slowed-down soul sample that feels like a production from the early nineties, decelerated for a Houston audience and streaked with the whistling, scraping sounds, and ambient washes once more common to electronic music that are now familiar sounds in rap.

On "Suddenly," Rocky rhymes over a dusty, slowed-down soul sample that feels like a production from the early nineties, decelerated for a Houston audience and streaked with the whistling, scraping sounds, and ambient washes — once more common to electronic music — that are now familiar sounds in rap.

Intravenous blood samples from the patients were placed in centrifuge tubes without anticoagulants and accelerated for 30 s, centrifuged at 2700 rpm for 4 min, 2400 rpm for 4 min, 2700 rpm for 4 min, and 3000 rpm for 3 min, and decelerated for 36 s to stop.

Similarly, the protein evolutionary rates of 16, 1, 10, 8 and 14 genes were decelerated for the corresponding lineages.

The branch leading to Scolecophidia has relatively accelerated rates for COI, CO3, CYTB, ND3, ND4L and ND6, but dramatically decelerated for ND2 and ND4.

And while growth in Japan is running slightly ahead of the United States this year, the Japanese economy is expected to decelerate for the remainder of the decade.

"Growth is decelerating for I.B.M., but it has unique advantages that have helped it hold up pretty well over all," said A. M. Sacconaghi, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein.

Normally, when mobile robot receives the command of switching its locomotion pattern (e.g., changing the forward velocity), it is difficult for the trunk to reach the setting velocity immediately, because it requires all the actuators to accelerate or decelerate for a certain time.

To obtain such speeds, the vehicle would accelerate for the first half of the trip, and then decelerate for the second half of the trip.

This result suggested that the rate of learning in aMCI decelerated more for associative memory than for item memory.

In this tutorial review, we describe procedures for the optimization of the density of Stark decelerated radicals for low-velocity applications which are of interest in, e.g., molecule trapping and cold-collision studies.