Sentence examples for dips by from inspiring English sources

But if a wing dips by more than five degrees, cuffs on the pilot's left or right arms will vibrate to tell him which way to correct course.

After the ceremony, the guests walked through the mansion to various tables of appetizers: Petrossian caviar and vodka shots, a full raw bar, the New York restaurateur Daniel Boulud's Champagne mojitos, and local heirloom vegetables and dips by Hoaglin Catering, a hometown favorite.

This article has been updated with a news brief: World Briefing | AFRICA Equatorial Guinea: Infant Mortality Dips By ADAM NOSSITER Published: June 27, 2011 Infant mortality in Equatorial Guinea appears to have declined since the discovery of oil in the 1990s, according to an assessment by the World Bank and other international agencies.

In this paper, the grid support, in case of voltage dips, by two three-phase control strategies is investigated.

BP normally drops (or "dips") by approximately 10% at nighttime; however, in a number of illnesses there is an increased amount of "nondipping" of nocturnal BP.

Between the highest headwaters and the Columbia River, the Kootenay's elevation dips by over two kilometers.

"Circle Dip," by Wayne Thiebaud, November 22 , 2010

4 4 7 SKINNY DIP, by Carl Hiaasen.

Total revenues dipped by 1% to £1.96bn.

In September real consumer spending dipped by 0.6%.

The stock price dipped by 1.4 percent to $66.16 on Wednesday.