Sentence examples for it turns downwards from inspiring English sources

In the traditional vertical pole test (see e.g. Iwamoto et al., 2003), the mouse is placed on top of the pole head upward, and the time until it turns downwards and climbs down to the base of the pole is measured.

But when the economy turns downwards, even ardent poker players are reluctant to splash out on wild lime botanical spa treatments or $70 Kobe steaks.

Construction firms make above normal earnings in economic upswings and when the economy turns downwards the governments have their projects done at below normal rates.

The arms follow: first the left hand pulls the opponent's right arm, while the right arm (which, by the way, should have "looped" upwards) simply lunges up and turns downwards.

The party and its "pan-blue" allies must show they can regroup and formulate a vision capable of competing with the DPP's Taiwanese nationalism.The economy remains beholden to a global IT cycle that will turn downwards in 2005.

However, increased supply in the second half of the year has had similar effects on raw material costs as it has elsewhere, with prices turning downwards from mid-2017 onwards.

ClyA, on the contrary, has its equivalent to the head subdomain turned downwards resulting in an elongated tail subdomain43.

Philip Shaw of Investec says: "As things stand, the deterioration in the public finances makes it difficult to see how the debt ratio could turn downwards as early as 2015-16, and on a 'do nothing' scenario the danger is that the OBR will conclude that this rule will be missed".

Heggie's characteristic phrases almost always turn downwards, closing in on themselves, rather than expanding to more ambitious directions.

If the mouse was unable to completely turn downwards or fell or slipped down from the pole, the max default value of 120 seconds was assigned.

As the damaging battle raged, Disney's shares turned downwards and creativity suffered - few remember films such as Home on the Range and Brother Bear.