Sentence examples for the downshift to from inspiring English sources

Consequently you have to fudge, braking harder than you'd like and waiting, waiting, waiting for the downshift to engage, then hitting the gas more violently than you'd like to charge toward the next bend.

Consequently most cells contained one fully replicated chromosome (Figure 1A) where t = −1 is one minute before the downshift to 30°C.

For the physiological measures, we focused on data collected before and immediately after the downshift to assess any immediate change following reward alteration.

Practice for this gear gnashing started at slower speeds, all of us driving toward the apex of turn one (that same right-hand bend), but eventually speeds increased, even while some of us just couldn't get the downshifts to work smoothly.

This stiffens the ride considerably, and, coupled with the five-speed Steptronic automatic transmission that lets the driver downshift to the highest available gear with a quick slap of the gas and hold upshifting to the redline, transforms the car into a willing sports sedan.

It seems probable that devR and relA are working in concert, each responding to different environmental cues, to achieve the metabolic downshift to the non-replicative state.

Then there's the muscle of the engine, with that easily usable third gear and the quick-flick downshift to second always on tap.

Namely, the compressive stress increases as a function of rH and compensates for the downshift due to the finite crystallite size.

Concomitantly, the downshift due to the effective biaxial strain (blue open circles) are also shown.

"It would take a really major downshift to the inflation outlook for the MPC to even consider joining the expanding club of central banks opting to set negative interest rates," he said.

In ECO, the engine response seemed a bit more leisurely because, in the quest for fuel efficiency, the transmission did not downshift to a lower gear as quickly as in Sport mode.