Sentence examples for term slower from inspiring English sources

He gave the neutron moderator its name, replacing the term "slower downer" used by Enrico Fermi.

Yes, in the long term, slow economic growth and its consequences will further undercut the basic foundation of the welfare state.

But the Greens are in it for the long term: slow and sustainable growth and large emissions cuts (10 per cent each year until 2030).

The term slow medicine was coined by Dr. Dennis McCullough, a Dartmouth geriatrician, Kendal's founding medical director and author of "My Mother, Your Mother: Embracing Slow Medicine, the Compassionate Approach to Caring for Your Aging Loved One".

The coating exhibited desired drug release profile: initial burst release and then long term slow release.

He redefines the term "slow eater".

And trance has gone through this gradual, really long term slow but steady growth.

The term "slow muscle" has been used to refer to muscle fibers across vertebrates.

We prefer the term slowed growth over the term velocity to indicate the decrease in growth in SDS per year.

(Child, 17a) A few caregivers used the term "slow" to describe a change in the child's academic abilities, or even more generally, their intellectual capabilities.

Thus the common use of the term "slow muscle" to refer to both non-mammalian and mammalian is a source of much confusion in previous and current studies of skeletal muscles.