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After the meal, the eating data are fitted to a polynomial, and the computer calculates the amount of food eaten, time of consumption, eating rate (initial and total), and rate of deceleration.
Among the causes of the deceleration were slower consumption growth and a larger decrease in government spending.Spain's unemployment rate, already the highest in the rich world, rose by a tenth of a percentage point in March, to 20.7%.
We're prisoners of consumption.
Change your patterns of consumption.
The mobility parameters are set based on an experiment in [20] that studies fuel consumption, average speed, average acceleration, and average deceleration of vehicles in Bangkok, Thailand.
Important stages of the global metabolic transition are covered, from the emergence of global mass production and consumption immediately following the World War II ('1950s syndrome': Pfister, 2010), to the deceleration of physical growth after the oil price shocks of the 1970s and 1980s '1970ssyndromeme': Wiedenhofer et al., 2013), and the recent economic crisis in the early 21st century.
This deceleration of the charges produces bremsstrahlung ("braking radiation").
The first is a rapid deceleration of GDP growth – below, say, 7%.
The anemic figures represent the tail end of a six-decade deceleration of electricity demand.
Both sides now agree that China faces at least a significant, near-term deceleration of growth.
Yet they have consistently underestimated the deceleration of population growth.
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