Sentence examples for slow phases from inspiring English sources

Time went into one of its slow phases.

In the heart, for example, Noble says, "the ionic currents are so finely balanced during the slow phases of pacemaker activity that it is inconceivable that nature arrives at the correct expression and activity level without some kind of feedback control".

The three most common oscillations were the jerk oscillations, with decelerating, linear or pendular slow phases.

Fast and slow phases of the DF induction kinetics recorded with M-PEA in plant leaves have recently been analyzed (Goltsev et al. [2009]; Oukarroum et al. [2013]).

Previous studies in cats revealed that vestibular habituation of the vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) only occurs when velocity steps are delivered during the secondary phase nystagmus, suggesting that the presence of anti-compensatory slow phases may trigger the habituation process.

Conversion to plasmid counts and degradation kinetics were accounted for via quantitative PCR (plasmid degradation rate constants were determined to be 0.62 h−1 and 0.084 h−1 for fast and slow phases respectively).

"It's a slow phasing out of the big man".

Reform-minded countries including Britain and Germany favour the slow phasing out of subsidies.

"It's a slow phasing out of the big man, is what's happening in this league, it seems like".

During the slow phase, the grass becomes dull-colored or, if the weather is dry, yellow or brown.

But the slow phase-in of the estate tax repeal would not quickly inject much spending money into the economy to turn it around.