Sentence examples for expected dips from inspiring English sources

Similar dV/dI measurements at T < 4 K for a typical Nb-based junction depicted in Fig. 1b in ref. [14] revealed a subharmonic gap structure corresponding to 2ΔNb/e and ΔNb/e, but they were peaks rather than expected dips.

Even retailers are seeing lower than expected dips -- their downward spiral's slowed to a downward stumble.

Further, the government says the 2015 tax rise will go ahead only if the economy recovers sharply from an expected dip in the second quarter of this year.

Overall the FTSE 100 has fallen 24.21 points to 6392.81, ahead of an expected dip in UK GDP and as the US Federal Reserve begins its latest rate setting meeting.

The price of oil, after spiking at $100 a barrel, has lately pulled back, reflecting an expected dip in demand for energy.

The Bank of Japan's Tankan corporate survey, released this week, showed an expected dip in confidence, but also that large companies are gearing up for a splurge in the year ahead now that the hike is past; they plan to lift their investments by 7.4%, the largest rise since 2007.

High raw materials costs and an expected dip in 2006 profits from North American private label operations hurt Akron-Ohio based tire firm Goodyear Tire in June.

The report, compiled by EEAS director of strategy and business development Adrian Matthews, said performance in January initially improved after the expected dip in the new year.

"Revenue is driven so much by television," says Grimes, which is the biggest reason why an expected dip in attendance in 2009 will merely serve to flatten franchise values, not sink them.

If participants tended to infer regions in a cross-section as extending straight back in three dimensions, then we would expect dip estimates to cluster near 90°.

Data from the beam dump is not used for population discrimination this work, however this line does show the expected extinction dips associated with bead passage.