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The pace of Oracle's software sales decelerated from the previous quarter.

The N.B.A. draft decelerated from 60 to zero in what seemed like a few seconds.

First, growth in the second quarter has decelerated from a mediocre 1.8% in January-March, as job creation – averaging 70,000 a month – fell sharply.

Growth in the world's second largest economy decelerated from 6.8percentt in 2017 to 6.6percentt last year, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.

In a preliminary test, nitrogen ion beam at 60 eV decelerated from a primary 20-keV beam bombarded naked plasmid DNA.

But if this projection is borne out, it will mean that sales growth has actually decelerated from the second quarter, when sales grew 6.1 percent from the year-earlier period.

"China is decelerating from a 9.8percentt rate of growth to about a 7percentt rate of growth," Mr. Brusuelas said.

Organic sales for the key Fashion & Leather Goods division were flat against our and market expectations of +3%, decelerating from +3% in the fourth quarter and +6% in 2015.

It is quite another to attempt to beat them with a back division that spends much of its time decelerating from a standing start.

It is not in fact easy to decelerate from New York's rush, but in the West Village there are certain decompression chambers that isolate visitors and subject them to the simple seductions of a slower way of life.

According to Pirelli, in the first corner the cars decelerate from 315 k.p.h. to 65 k.p.h. in just 130 meters, or 425 feet, and three seconds, placing a force on the tires equivalent to around 4.5 g.