Sentence examples for slightly descending from inspiring English sources

Call in the Andes are described as "2-5 sad, halting, slightly descending whistles, each note fractionally lower than previous, wheeeeaa,...

This section is slightly descending, dropping evenly from 120m to 100m.

For, example, if you were slightly descending and wanted to get back to level flight, what would you have to do?

A careful look at ancient skulls suggests even those belonging to our 1.8-million-year-old forerunners had slightly descended voice boxes.

The ratio of the D peak and the G peak slightly descended from 1.047 to 1.004, indicating the Tb-RGO had less introduced defects.

In some specimens, this surface slightly descends towards the dorsal side, but is not as asymmetrical as in the "nothosaur" type.

All colostrum fatty acids decreased byapproximate 15-20% from the first to the seventh day, independent of the season,excepting palmitoleic acid (C16:1) which decreases rapidly until day four and furthera slightly descend plateau was detected.

Witnesses in the vicinity of Seven-Mile Beach estimated that the aircraft reached a height of a little above 400 ft (122 m) before turning left slightly and descending steeply.

Pitch down slightly to descend.

These costumes are by Mark Zappone; the main scenic item, by Laura Jellinek, is a large dark gray aerial apparatus, like the frame for some nightmare kite, hanging over the front of the stage, sometimes lighted, by Mary Louise Geiger, to look silvery or luminous, and descending slightly now and then.

It can also be reached from Glen Nevis by following the Pony Track as far as Lochan Meall an t-Suidhe, then descending slightly to the CIC Hut.