Sentence examples for slower fall from inspiring English sources
("The moment has come to inquire after Christine's health. Franck replies by a gesture of the hand: a rise followed by a slower fall that becomes quite vague").
We expect weak productivity to constrain nominal earnings growth for longer, with a slower fall in inflation delaying the pick-up in real incomes.
One reason for both its slow ascent and subsequent slower fall may be that, because of state laws, refinancing mortgages is harder in Texas.
According to the UN's "high variant" (which implies a slower fall in fertility), Africa's population will rise to 2.7 billion by 2050.
New mortgages, meanwhile, fell by 27.8% in 2013, the lowest number in the past five years, while average house prices fell by 7.8%, a slower fall than in the preceding two years.
But he saw good news, too (I guess): "Given the slower fall season starting at the end of August, it is unlikely we will see another hike in the next few months," he said.
This is because W-OFDM has larger stopband attenuation but a slower fall-off rate than None (see Fig. 4).
For the given examples, comparing with SP, filtering has a slower fall-off rate near the edges of the passband but a smaller PSD in the stopband away from the edges, and windowing has a slower fall-off rate and a larger fall-off PSD in the stopband away from the edges.
However, W-OFDM has a slower fall-off rate (i.e., larger transition bands) than CP-OFDM (denoted as "None"; representing the case where there is no OOBE suppression process at the transmitter), as shown in Fig. 4.
Consequently, given the power spectrum of the clipped signal portion in (22), it is concluded that as the number of segments increases, additional windowing with slower fall-off is introduced causing an increase in the out-of-band power of the clipped signal, and so to the spectral regrowth.
The experimental profile, shown as dots in Fig. 16 ▶(b), has a slower fall-off in intensity than that predicted using a defect size of 0.24 µm (b and c in Fig. 16 ▶ b).
