Sentence examples for the decelerating from inspiring English sources
verb
To reduce the velocity of something
Rob Dobson, senior economist at Markit, said: "Although an uptick in the headline PMI breaks the decelerating trend in UK manufacturing, growth remains near-stagnant and suggests that the sector is continuing to act as a drag on the economy".
In an X-ray tube, in addition to the continuous spectrum of radiation emitted by the decelerating electrons, there is also a spectrum of discrete X-ray emission lines that is characteristic of the target material.
As the flow velocity increases, so does the pressure gradient, and at a certain stage the decelerating effect between Q and P′ becomes so large that the direction of flow within the boundary layer reverses in sign near the point labeled R in the diagram.
The accelerating movement tends to induce larger beam deflections, while the decelerating movement smaller ones.
Previous studies reported declining disapproval of homosexuality in Europe but have simultaneously identified the decelerating effect of religiosity and the higher disapproval of homosexuality among migrants.
During the warmings, the decelerating westerlies increase the chances of GWs with eastward horizontal phase speeds to propagate to higher altitudes (Yiğit and Medvedev 2012).
The invasion of the Spanish in the 1770s decelerated the culture, sovereignty, religion, and language of the Ohlone.
Therefore, the tension existing in the neck decelerates the droplet relative to the neighbor part of the jet.
The injury, according to the autopsy, was likely caused by the van decelerating rapidly.
But at the precise moment of braking, the front of the truck decelerates faster than the back of the truck.
Rest of the world decelerating sharply.
