Sentence examples for slow loss from inspiring English sources

However, during a slow loss of pressure, the brakes could have eventually disengaged.

An eventual danger, he added, is the slow loss of intellectual property as local professionals start their own businesses with what they have learned from American companies.

For years, BT has been suffering a slow loss of market share in broadband to Sky, but that trend has been reversed in the last three quarters.

As his illness progressed, Lubbock wrote a memoir describing the slow loss of the grip on language that defined his life.

Like many cities along the Hudson, Beacon was badly in need of an economic boost after the slow loss of its manufacturing jobs and the departure of area companies like I.B.M.

"I'm not convinced that there is yet a model that works comprehensively," said Simran Sethi, an expert on agricultural biodiversity and author of the forthcoming book "Bread, Beer, Chocolate: The Slow Loss of Foods We Grow and Love".

Part of the safety assessment involved detailed thermalhydraulics analyses of three accident scenarios for a full core of SEU fuel bundles: (i) slow loss-of-reactivity control (LORC) event, (ii) large-break loss-of-coolant accident (LBLOCA) with emergency core cooling system (ECCS) available, and (iii) end-fitting failure.

Our ageing study demonstrates the instability of acrylamide in a snus tobacco matrix, with slow losses in acrylamide levels over time.

In early, smaller trials, Macugen and another drug like it being developed by Genentech not only slowed loss of vision but significantly improved it.

A lower D value would promote a slower loss of lycopene during beads' generation, even though greater emulsion stability could also play a role on this higher conservation.

Results from these tests indicate that prestressing bar exhibits slower loss of strength and stiffness than conventional prestressing steel strands and wires throughout the temperature range of 20 800 °C.