These assumptions lead to a time-scale separation, which results in a layered control structure, with the control loops getting slower as one moves upwards in the hierarchy of time-scales.
When an individual loses muscle strength, walking becomes less frequent and slower, as one becomes physically unconditioned.
They must also consciously encourage free mingling between races in the classroom while tackling slow-learning children.Himadri Mohanty SIR —As one who teaches children from lower economic backgrounds, I find your statement that children from low-income families tend to be the slowest learners unsubstantiated and, in my experience, false.
But the alternative is clear now: slow death as one scandal follows another.
Joe Henderson, its chief editor, advocated "Long Slow Distance" as one possible path to running enlightenment.
There are heroes of mine whose inevitable death I've long dreaded, because they seemed so distressingly mortal: ageing, greying, slowing down (as one recurring thought goes, "What will I do when Stephen Sondheim dies?").
Science is, and should be, 'slow' as one participant at the CERN/UN event indicated.
McManus has had a handful of top-quality runners but there have been plenty of slow ones as well and his relationship with McCoy has not been nearly so fruitful as, say, Ruby Walsh's tie-up with Paul Nicholls.
In contrast to rods, a sharp response to the brighta G flash persisted during the background, while the slow plateau disappeared as one would expect if it was generated by rods.
Time Warner's DVD of the movie was released in the fourth quarter, and the company cited slowing DVD sales as one factor in the decline.
