Sentence examples for downward phase from inspiring English sources
And only seven of the 14 opened during a downward phase of the business cycle (see chart).
Malinowski says the market is now in a "small downward phase" and that, unless something drastic happens in the wholesale markets, prices are not expected to shoot up again this year.
The NHL is a cyclical league, where teams tend to rise and fall in predictable ways, and it just happens that the seven Canadian teams find themselves in the downward phase of that trend at the same time.
The Economic Planning Agency also may finally acknowledge, possibly next month, that the economy is in a "downward phase," said a report in the Yomiuri Shimbun, a leading national Japanese daily.
Further, the presence of downward phase propagation on ESF days than other days indicate the presence of upward propagating Gravity Waves in the initiation of these wave structures.
The analysis shows the relative stability in global temperatures in the last seven years is explained primarily by the decline in incoming sunlight associated with the downward phase of the 11-year solar cycle, together with a lack of strong El Niño events.
In a French version of "The Stages," called "Le Jugement Universel," the final downward phases are known as l'âge de décadence and l'âge décrépit.
The accumulation of foreign exchange reserves by emerging market economies has been a major factor during both upward and downward phases of the tide.
Under control conditions, the impulses were triphasic, with two downward phases (arrowheads) and a positive deflection between them.
According to the different trajectory phases we focus on unstable and downward phases, when the courses of life-limiting illness and functional capacities in older age are declining.
Two downward phases of the compound action potentials N1 and N2 were observed, probably representing fast depolarization from large, myelinated axons and slower depolarization from non-myelinated axons, respectively (Crawford et al., 2009 a ).
