Sentence examples for it would decelerate from inspiring English sources
A bit more, and it would decelerate and collapse in on itself.There are two reasons to think that the actual density does equal the critical density (ie, omega=1).
Facebook had spent the past year warning that revenue growth would decelerate as it ran out of News Feed ad inventory, but it'd never stressed the danger as what it was: Stories.
When the trailing ant fell behind by more than the length of its antennas, it would accelerate and the leading ant would decelerate until the ideal amount of separation was regained.
Since RASF are the major synovial source of MMPs, it is imperative that restoring CpG methylation of the CXCL12 promoter by epigenetic treatments would decelerate the vicious cycle of progressive joint destruction in RA.
This definition is introduced based on the assumption that drivers would decelerate smoothly in advance of the connector.
But at the same time, disappointing numbers have led to the belief that the US Federal Reserve would decelerate monetary tightening.
"Under sequestration, funding reductions would decelerate the nation's transition into a clean energy economy, and could weaken efforts to become more energy independent and energy secure," he wrote.
"I don't know how much you would decelerate in a few seconds of engine, but not a lot," said Vago. "If you're talking about the lander going down at 200 km/h or so … that would mean we lost the lander".
The electric field is zero inside the drift tubes, and, if their lengths are properly chosen, the protons cross the gap between adjacent drift tubes when the direction of the field produces acceleration and are shielded by the drift tubes when the field in the tank would decelerate them.
But CFO David Wehner warned that metric would decelerate by high single-digit percentage per quarter over the coming quarters.
As a response the controller would decelerate, and this would cause the fluctuating behavior until the robot reaches a stable tracking position.
