Sentence examples for decelerated up from inspiring English sources

Sediment wave accretion took place under the influence of density driven currents, which decelerated up the landward-dipping flanks and accelerated down the seaward-dipping flanks of the sediment waves.

The decelerated electrons give up energy to the fields inside the buncher cavity, while those that have been accelerated absorb energy from its fields.

Why didn't they? A. The press talks about people putting on more and more debt, but the rate of increase in credit card debt decelerated in 2001, ending up about 3percentt from the end of 2000.

What is less known is that even those rare economies that broke through the middle-class trap started to decelerate — still catching up, but more slowly — after reaching a per capita income of around $5,000 (in current dollars).

"I opened up the sail and it decelerated me," he adds.

These changes decelerated the momentum of the early scale-up process.

Yet the domestic market has decelerated sharply this year, with sales of family vehicles up just 5 percent in the first seven months, compared with the period a year earlier.

A display in the cab reproduces either the aspects of signals ahead or up to 10 different instructions of speed to be maintained, decelerated to, or accelerated to, according to the state of the track ahead.

But the rise in foreclosures seems to be decelerating, as filings were up 50% or more year-over-year for June and July.

In contrast, application of MPEP significantly decelerated the rate of kindling progression in Fmr1 KO mice up to the ninth day of stimulation.

However, co-application of biochar and manure decelerated decomposition of C, probably through adsorption of labile C and net N immobilization, subsequently leading up to negative 35% PE.