Sentence examples for diminished speed from inspiring English sources

It has been the diminished speed on his fastball.

Griffin is so fast that, even with diminished speed, he might still be able to run the read-option offense effectively.

A simple kinematic model neglecting friction explains such bending effect as a consequence of diminished speed of the landslide traveling along local topographic inclination (De Blasio 2011b).

1 According to whether they imply excessive or diminished speed, range and/or accuracy of movements, they can be classified as hyperkinesia or hypokinesia.

In April, she struggled through a Fed Cup victory in Florida, her sore back leaving her awkwardly arming in serves at greatly diminished speeds.

In particular, enhanced speeds provide a way to increase signal penetration into a cell without needing to flood the cell with large numbers of active signaling molecules; conversely, diminished speeds in zero-order ultrasensitive cascades facilitate strong, but localized, signaling.

Other racers complained that the course had too many turns at the top, which diminishes speed.

That may have to change, as the soon-to-be 32-year-old's diminishing speed has compromised his range in coverage.

While Aldrin read off data on the craft's diminishing speed and altitude, Armstrong scanned the ground ahead.

Treatment with WISK or LatA diminished the speed of microglia-astrocyte CM-induced BMM migration to 37.9±5.3 nm/min and 27.4±4.6 nm/min, respectively (p<0.01).

This experiment was motivated by the knowledge that this species displays CnGV in growth in the wild (Conover and Present 1990): i.e., growth rate is optimized at any given latitude by the tradeoff between the benefits of growing fast to ensure winter survival and the costs of rapid growth which entails diminished swimming speed and increased vulnerability to predation (as described above).