The ball accelerated to maximum speed, then moved with constant speed, then decelerated, and finally rolled in the opposite direction.
Finally, over the last six to nine months, consumption volume has decelerated.
Finally we find the PFA-CME events are in regular more decelerated than the other CMEs.
The main advantages of ERL are that electron beam is generated at relatively low energy, injected and accelerated to the operational energy in a linac, and after the use is decelerated in the same linac down to injection energy, and, finally, dumped.
Growth rate was found to change stepwise during crack advance, both accelerating and decelerating, and finally retarding before crack arrest.
end{aligned} (40 Between ([0,0.5{t_1}]) the motor is accelerating the robot along the parabolic curve to the maximum continuous working speed of ({omega _{mathrm{m,r}}}), then it moves at this speed for a while, and finally, it begins to decelerate the robot along the parabolic curve to complete the desired displacement.
Finally, in systems that decelerate according to record dynamics, the average rate of events, r, decreases with the inverse of the system age, so, r ∝ t−1 [4].
Unit shipments decelerated from 14percentt growth in the second quarter to 2percentt growth in the third quarter, and then finally went into negative territory in the fourth quarter.
The mania for noticing things detains us, but as readers we spend the decelerated time more pleasurably than Vasco da Gama, who cools his heels impatiently in the waiting room; when we finally reach the end of the sentence, Lobo Antunes, having boisterously enlivened this listless interval, defies us to share the king's boredom.
In our previous study [18], some carbon cluster ions (Cn−) from SNICS at an energy of 20 keV are chosen for desirable targets by mass analyzer, then are decelerated to a few hundred electron volt or below 3 keV by the deceleration field after voltage scanner mounted on two aligned directions of X and Y-axis, finally to soft-land to the substrate.
