Sentence examples for gradual drag from inspiring English sources
That left De Marchi and the Swiss Johann Tschopp in the lead in the gradual drag before the finish; initially they seemed to be undecided whether to wait for Hesjedal and the fourth rider in the escape, France's Hubert Dupont, but after a little hesitation De Marchi struck out alone, leaving Tschopp behind and never giving Hesjedal a chance to move back on terms.
However, the decrease is more gradual, so the drag becomes essential in the upper corona and interplanetary space.
The drag-induced gradual decrease in orbit altitude of the Hitomi fragments will cause these objects to pass through the orbit regime of other, low-orbiting spacecraft, whereby new close conjunctions may occur.
Myanmar's transition is a gradual or incremental one that will drag on for years, if not decades.
The economists' studies, however, suggest that effect will be gradual: falling house prices will be an ongoing drag on consumer spending, rather than a sudden brake.So far, this brake has been eased by strong gains in financial wealth.
Do campaigns need to drag on for months, like a gradual bloodletting that leaves many, myself included, weary and anemic by the time the so-called debates roll around?
The gradual disappearance of the trapped air pockets is known as the reason for this time dependent drag reduction effect.
As the campaign dragged on, Admiral Sharp clashed repeatedly with Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara, who pursued a strategy of gradual bombing in hopes of resolving the conflict through negotiations.
This suggests that the gradual mode of sequence evolution discussed above might be a general feature of short DNAs selectively driven or dragged to genomic over- or underrepresentation, including protein/transcription factor-binding, palindromic, repeated and other oligonucleotides.
Thus, the inability of the seeping water to produce sufficient drag forces needed to dislodge and entrain the soil particles and form a continuous piping channel leads to gradual seepage flow towards the downstream slope.
