Sentence examples for slow descending from inspiring English sources

But the special goosebump moments come in the mutual courage and trust that allows Grishuk to hurtle into a travelling fishdive (at 1.56), or to abandon herself to the slow descending lift at 4.22.

But the real joys were in the choral pieces, most notably in the cascading counterpoint of the "Dixit Dominus" and the exquisite, painterly setting of "Nisi Dominus," with its alternation of brisk, rhythmic writing on the word "surgite" ("rise") and slow, descending, dissonances on the phrase "Qui manducatis panem doloris" ("You who eat the bread of sorrow").

Since the reservoirs are gas type, the reservoir pressure has a slow descending trend.

One of Ziad's men made a slow descending whistle in disbelief.

Second, several of the climbers were very slow descending from altitude before revisiting Oxford.

Thus, species-specific identity is a long-range message, encoded in a resistant acoustic feature –the slow descending modulation frequency.

By comparison, the delivery ratio of DSV-BD has the slowest descending speed and is 7.90% higher than that of epidemic and 8.91% higher than that of UMB on average.

From the gradient of the trough, we can derive IC: faster descending or larger gradient implies larger IC ; slower descending or smaller gradient implies smaller IC. Figure 11 An example of auditory nerve excitaton surface with  ms and  dB, adapted from [ 42 ].

A slower descending trend of daily PCT values was found in patients who died than in those who survived.

In the deceptively simple opening Largo the piano plays a slow, ethereal descending scale, pierced by stray notes in high and low registers.

Extend your legs out to reach the ground before you land, then as you land you should absorb with your legs, slowing the descending acceleration with your muscles.