Sentence examples for gave a dip from inspiring English sources

The exclusion of the mixed CABG procedures in 2008 gave a dip in the accuracy of NOIS-SSI (not significant).

We're even given a dip into the feral sensibility of their murderer, as well as the lustfully distracted self-absorption of a clerk in the morgue.

This gives a dip of δ ∼ 10°.

It can also be seen from Figure 4a that the Z / value gives a dip at high frequency and decreases with increase in temperature which may be due to charge carrier hopping (correlated barrier hoping CBH). Figure 4b shows the variation of imaginary part of impedance (Z // ) with frequency.

If I was there half a second earlier I would have dominated that collision, but he saw me, and gave a little dip.

Some economists predict inflation could still turn negative in the coming months given a recent dip in oil prices and the strength of the pound, which makes UK imports cheaper.

An aioli dip gave a boost to fried squid, a familiar bar food.

In the shallower part, where the dip of the plate interface is very shallow, the former gives a fault dipping westwards at approximately 45°, and the latter a fault dipping eastwards at the same angle.

Large dye works operating in Sidon and Tyre used saffron baths as a substitute; there, royal robes were triple-dipped in deep purple dyes; for the robes of royal pretenders and commoners, the last two dips were replaced with a saffron dip, which gave a less intense purple hue.

In 74 % of the trials, they reported the region as "going into" the object and gave an estimate of dip with a mean confidence of 3.2 (SD 1.1).

With an evaporating liquid, a weak pinning of the triple line, or a sliding triple line, reduces the life time of the meniscus and gives a smaller dipping time.