Sentence examples for through that slow from inspiring English sources

But in the absence of accurate information about how much energy is lost through that slow motion, seismologists don't know how much is building up — and when it might reach a point that it triggers a major convulsion.

Some game players are already complaining that too many new games have excessive visual elements -- filmlike introductions and short movies spread through the game -- that slow down play.

It is true that we could get almost right up to the wall before they were aware of us, but only almost: the last few metres were in the open, through blackthorn scrub that slowed our progress, giving the sentinel enough time to raise the alarm.

Dr. Spector began Mrs. Shafer's procedure with an injection of anesthetic through a digital syringe that slows the flow of medication when it senses pressure, thereby making the injection almost painless.

Now suppose you run the light pulse through a special material that slows down some wavelengths of light more than others.

Our data also suggest that slowed progression through S-phase contributes to the proliferation defect observed in Slbp mutants.

Can we just go through that, slower this time: the dude holds a sword while he watches Game of Thrones.

Shooting someone is often depicted as being morally preferable to going through all that slow and boring judge and jury nonsense.

It's through yoga that I slow down enough and see what it is my children will most need.

Percussion cables can drill to the same depths as rotary drills, albeit more slowly and at higher cost, but they can smash through materials that would slow rotary bits.

The arms of each palindrome show 99.94%99.997%% similarity in alignable sequence, as a result of frequent gene conversion activity [Rozen et al., 2003], in which nonreciprocal exchange homogenizes variants that arise through the slow processes of nucleotide substitution and insertion/deletion.