Sentence examples for slow tumble from inspiring English sources

The dollar's slow tumble against the euro continued yesterday and analysts are not sure where it will stop, given the concern that the American economy may not begin to rebound as soon as many had expected.

C1 Dollar Keeps Sliding The dollar's slow tumble against the euro continued, and analysts are not sure where it will stop, given the concern that the American economy may not begin to rebound as soon as expected.

The Rangers have been rattled lately by turmoil: a slow tumble down the Eastern Conference standings; Tortorella's scratching the highly paid defenseman Wade Redden for two straight games; Redden's expression of anger over being scratched; and talk-radio rumors of the possibility of General Manager Glen Sather's being fired.

The weeds in the joints of the pavements and bricks, the grass growing at places in the street, the fused lamps and the empty shops behind their blank glass fronts and mildew and damp and blistered paint and the marks of rain on every surface and the slow tumbling down of solid structures, sometimes grain by grain, sometimes in pieces.

Before proteolysis the nitroxide molecules are bound to the high molecular weight substrate associated with a slow tumbling regime which alters their EPR spectrum enough to suppress the Overhauser effect.

Slow tumbling conditions prevail at a field as low as 25 mTesla (corresponding to an EPR frequency of 675 MHz) for a carrier with a molecular weight of 4kDa only.

This is typical of a spectrum obtained in the slow tumbling regime, with a strong reduction of the spin-spin relaxation rate constant of the electron spin bound to a protein with a correlation time τc = 42 ns [23] at 5.4 GHz EPR frequency [22].

For an efficient relaxation process, rapid water exchange between bound (or inner coordination water) with the bulk water and slow tumbling play an important role.

This points to a significant and approximately uniform contribution from pB R2,B – R2,A) in eq 2, indicative of faster transverse relaxation, i.e., slower tumbling, in the CR-bound state.

Peak broadening in the BiNP spectrum may be indicative of a slower tumbling rate of the organic molecules in solution when adhered to large inorganic nanoparticles.

It is clear that Gd DB-HNTs have 141% hiGd DB-HNTslue compared to thaveommercial contrast agent, DOTArem (godoterate meglumine, Guerbet, Aulnaysous-Bois, France, r141%2.75 mM–1/s), due largely to thigherwer1tumbling rate of Gd-complex on the NPs than as free molecules.