Sentence examples for downshift at from inspiring English sources

As the Census Bureau report notes, the increase in the pay gap around the time of the birth of a couple's first child was smaller for black couples, which is perhaps not surprising considering that black women haven't had the same ability to downshift at work as they have become mothers.

But approach the 8,000rpm redline, and the sound turns to a sharp bark, one that actually froze a Doberman in its tracks when I downshifted at an intersection.

In fact it gets more fun as you learn to feather the clutch a bit more and adjust to downshifting at speed.

That might be to the good your tranny will last longer if you aren't downshifting at redline but it's not as much fun!

Then again, if you have no passengers, you can rifle through upshifts or downshifts at an astonishing rate always matching the power output with the terrain of the road, which allows a far more even balancing of the car in corners.

Nevertheless, the drama in the race was at least at much about the timing of Bolt's inevitable downshift as it was about the other runners.

This was supposed to be her Plan B: her chance to indulge a passion, lead a healthier life and downshift professionally -- at least by a gear.

One study reported that opuCA transcript levels are unaffected during temperature downshift or growth at 4°C [ 17], while another study observed that opuCA transcription is induced after temperature downshift [ 13].

When downshifting, only downshift one gear at a time!

Its reluctance to downshift, and turbo lag at low engine speeds, meant the Golf felt reluctant to accelerate.

Consistent with the prediction that methanol growth is reducing power limited and succinate growth is energy limited [12] [13], NADPH increased immediately, in keeping with an initial major downshift in biomass synthesis, peaked at the 30 min timepoint, then decreased by 6 h to a lower value than the initial value.