Sentence examples for slow support from inspiring English sources

In [19, 20], these methods combined the slow signal value change and slow support change to enhance the precision.

Lastly, sensory reweighting for postural strategies as assessed by very slow support oscillations present a linear development without any turning point between childhood and adolescence.

Lastly, sensory reweighting for postural strategies as assessed by very slow support oscillations presents a linear development without any qualitative turning point between childhood and adolescence.

The movement does indeed feature falls, fast or extremely slow, supported or solo.

Mr. Bokaer creates a shared minimal movement language, filled with repetitive gestural patterns and slow supported interactions, as the dancers move between changing configurations of blocks and columns that they build into walls, rooms, beds, chairs, barriers.

In comparison to the simulated trajectories, these degradation timescales are relatively slow, supporting the assumption that IMP integration and post-translational annealing reaches completion prior to significant degradation.

Overall, our finding that the mobility of plasma membrane-associated Type I PIPkins is so slow supports the suggestion of Kunz et al. [19,20] that interactions with other membrane proteins also play a role in localising Type I PIPkins to the plasma membrane.

Experimental results for the cracking of cumene at 500°C indicate a rapid loss of zeolite activity followed by a slower support pore deactivation which includes the plugging of pores smaller than 150 Å in diameter.

Al can bind to nucleoside triphosphates approximately 10 times better than Mg, and the rate of hydrolysis for Al-ATP or Al-GTP complexes is considerably lower than that for the physiological Mg complex (10 times slower), supporting the hypothesis that toxicity is a result of Al ions displacement of Mg ions from nucleoside di- or triphosphate complexes [ 57].

San Diegans have been slow to support the Chargers, who are a surprising 4-3.

In the United States, conservationists have faulted the Obama administration as being slow to support the ban.