Sentence examples for recession speed from inspiring English sources

The recession speed, meanwhile, reveals itself through the so-called "redshift".

The compound formation results in a decrease of the target surface recession speed or target erosion rate.

As the surface concentration of the implanted ions is inversely proportional to the surface recession speed, an avalanche situation becomes possible.

This abrupt transition in recession speed is accompanied with a sudden increase of the concentration of non-reacted nitrogen atoms in the target.

This leads to an estimate for the Hubble constant--the ratio of the recession speed of the galaxies to their distance from Earth--which, finally, constrains the age and fate of the universe.

Indeed, busts (and booms) cast a longer shadow on the business landscape than is commonly realised, because they influence both the rate of business formation and how existing firms are run.Some argue that recessions speed up the process of productive economic churn what Joseph Schumpeter called "creative destruction".

As the recession gathers speed, however, bankers are increasingly concerned about their capital cushions.

He called the recession "a speed bump" that "isn't going to change the trend at all".

Some 70% have told us they'll take advantage of the recession to speed the global growth they already had underway.

Sen. John McCain cornered himself with a proposed spending freeze; President-elect Obama wouldn't commit to scaling back any of his key proposals energy, health care, Iraq and Afghanistan (although now, with the recession gaining speed, he has signaled he is willing to put off rolling back President Bush's tax breaks for the wealthiest Americans).

The map above shows how the world would look if country size were adjusted in line with the projected GDPs of countries by 2015.For richer, for poorerThese trends have been going on a long time but the end of the great recession has speeded them up dramatically.