The part-time leg spin of Barnes was brought on as the fifth bowling option to give the others some time to rest, and Miller resumed bowling late in the day, delivering slow off spin to conserve energy.
Further, new developments in drug delivery suggest that organ-selective delivery may also be possible in the future, for example by delivering slow drug releasing particles to the organ of interest.
Later, when singing became difficult, she compensated by delivering slower, deeper readings of songs that lent them a meditative perspective that might be described as the long view.
FTTN, while delivering slower internet speeds, was meant to be the cheaper option, rolled out across the country more quickly.
It delivers slow growth, stagnating wages, falling productivity and rising inequality.
Focusing less on rhythm and harmony than the Fairfield Four, Mr. Freeman delivers slow, melting gospel blues.
The MCG traditionally delivers slow and batsman-friendly tracks that offer turn for spinners late in the test as they wear, placing Australia in a selection quandary.
Utility funds once delivered slow, steady growth by investing in government-regulated electricity, natural gas, water and telephone service companies with fat dividends.
Corrie's ability to deliver slow, subtle comedy amongst the drama means it is particularly suited to longer screen time – programme-makers have said the extra episode will give "space for the comedy of the show to really breathe".
Just before the end of the first set at the Presbyterian Jazz Society show in Mount Vernon, the band delivered slow blues highlighted by a smoky, roadhouse-style sax solo and some improvised vocals from Mr. Leggio ("Baby, baby, where'd you hide your key?") that caused the audience to hoot with delight.
It has since taken a backseat to even better-known household brands that have helped the company deliver slow, but respectable and consistent, growth to shareholders for years.
