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Significantly, the HR of the Experimental Group tested with the Experimental Descending Melody decelerated to a level that was twice as low as the HR decelerations of the Experimental Group tested with the Control Ascending Melody and the Control Groups tested with either melody.

In our previous study [18], some carbon cluster ions (Cn−) from SNICS at an energy of 20 keV are chosen for desirable targets by mass analyzer, then are decelerated to a few hundred electron volt or below 3 keV by the deceleration field after voltage scanner mounted on two aligned directions of X and Y-axis, finally to soft-land to the substrate.

The largest acceleration experienced by the |n,k〉=|30,25〉 H Rydberg atoms was −5.5×107 m/s2 and they were decelerated to zero velocity within ∼10 μs of the initial rise of the deceleration potentials, after travelling ∼2.0 mm in the z dimension [see Fig.18(b)].

One is real wage growth, which peaked in April 1998 at 3.4percentt, and has now decelerated to 1.3percentt.

The annual rate of consumer price increases decelerated to 2percentt, from 2.1percentt in November, the Office for National Statistics said.

Meteorites have decelerated to a free-fall velocity by the time they hit the earth, travelling at the same speed as a rock thrown from a tall building.

To decelerate—"to say, 'There you are, it's done' "—would make his professional life simpler.

To decelerate — "to say, 'There you are, it's done' " — would make his professional life simpler.

The pace of economic growth, which was over 3% last year, will decelerate to 1.6% by late 2008.

Even the word pause sounds like a pause, starting off smartly but then decelerating to a stop.

This is an intriguing slow burner of a film, whose pace sometimes decelerates to an almost Bergmanesque adagio: it's beautifully photographed by the German cinematographer Martin Ruhe.