Sentence examples for slow secondary from inspiring English sources

JH: Caloric restriction definitely does slow secondary aging, which is linked to lifestyle and disease.

Ground experts pulled off a spectacular rescue by reprogramming the computers, compressing the data and transmitting it through a slow, secondary antenna.

A slow secondary fermentation of residual or added sugar (called primings) or, in lager brewing, the addition of actively fermenting wort (called krausen) generates carbon dioxide, which is vented and purges the green beer of undesirable volatile compounds.

It corresponds to a gradual, slow secondary crystallization of PEO and PEO salt complexes corresponding to thickening of spherulitic aggregates, possibly through a development of subsidiary lamellae which fill in the space between the dominant lamellae crystals.

As discussed earlier, there is a period of time after the primary consolidation in which the change in the rate of set-up is very slow (secondary compression).

Two phases occurred following re-oxygenation: an abrupt and then slow decrease in fluorescence to near baseline and a slow secondary increase to slightly above baseline and a late recovery.

In "Ochi dolenti mie," the principal line flowed naturally and gracefully, in groups of two or three notes over the slower secondary part.

In a slower secondary process, while the field is still on, the small particles (green) are drawn into the high-field-intensity regions between the pairs of the large particles by DEP attraction20, forming the structure C2.

The results of the multi-flow path TIS model suggest that the internal hydrodynamics of steel slag filters can be primarily described by two main flow paths: (i) a faster main flow path showing higher plug flow, followed by (ii) a slower secondary flow path showing higher dispersion.

The analysis of the first dilation mode according to mass transport kinetics is in good agreement with diffusion coefficients from time-lag experiments, whereas the slower secondary process has to be considered as volume relaxation resulting from the enhanced polymer chain mobility and the stress exerted by the sorbed gas molecules.

The effect of such gap formations across the osteotomy clinically would potentially be the onset of slower secondary healing rather than the faster primary contact healing process (Augat et al. 1998; Chao et al. 2012; Lutz et al. 1997).