Sentence examples for method of slowing from inspiring English sources

Jacobson, M. Z. Correction to Control of fossil-fuel particulate black carbon and organic matter, possiblythe most effective method of slowing global warming.

However, this method of slowing down the wave suffers from dielectric breakdown as it cannot support high electric field.

SPURGEON: It was Max Mosley using a very quick method of slowing the cars down after they became too fast and dangerous by reducing the contact patch with the road.

Many policymakers and business leaders have come to see the most basic method of slowing global warming - cutting carbon dioxide emissions through a binding treaty - as elusive for now.

From his base on Houston's south side, his method of slowing and manipulating records, a style that came to be known aƒs chopped and screwed — or just screw music — took rap to a state of primordial ooze.

His account is an eye-opener – or an eye-closer, as he found "having a dirty fingernail scrape along the back of your eye socket" was the favoured Gallic method of slowing down opponents, and he also lays into dodgy agents, devious owners, manic managers and self-serving team-mates.

WASHINGTON — A band of Senate Democrats signaled on Monday that it would press forward when Congress convenes this week with a proposal to curtail filibusters and other methods of slowing the chamber's work, but a bit of procedural sleight-of-hand could delay any floor fight over the contentious rules changes until later in January.

The molecular-targeted agents could prove instrumental in achieving this goal by providing different methods of slowing or stopping tumour growth in a chronic treatment setting.

Its history can be traced to the 1600s, when settlers adopted the American Indian method of slow-roasting foods above wood cinders.

He was referring to sous vide, the method of slow-cooking food by zipping it into plastic sacks and letting it sit for a long time in warm water.

Australia was able to call on the services of Shane Warne, a man who single-handedly revived the lost art of leg spin, a mesmerising method of slow bowling which is exceptionally difficult to perform with any kind of accuracy or consistency; Warne also had a complicated relationship with cigarettes and food, tinned beans especially, and was an inveterate womaniser and drinker.