Sentence examples for to downshift in from inspiring English sources

The Nittany Lions' fast-paced offense appeared to downshift in recent weeks, with Clark in particular struggling.

Oh, by the way, the reason to downshift in the first place isn't to use engine braking, as we all thought.

No, you want to downshift in racing to get the revs back up so you're on the peak of torque as you exit the bend, thereby enabling quicker acceleration once you clear that turn.

The series was noted to "downshift" in pace from its early episodes as the main characters development began to progress along political themes, which appealed to some audiences.

Remember, it is always best to downshift into the next smallest gear (e.g. if you are in 5th gear, downshift to 4th).

Instead, the survey indicates, those who grew up in the 1980s want to "downshift", working in jobs that interest rather than overwhelm them, and spending more time with their children than their parents did.

But he did flag the PDK's annoying tendency to downshift unexpectedly in the middle of a turn, which upsets the car's poise.

This indicated that cells are responding to the downshift in the nitrogen availability, which was required to trigger the expression of FLO11.

We investigated the reaction of chickens, Gallus gallus domesticus, to a downshift in the quality of a food reward that they had been trained to expect in a runway apparatus.

Indeed, several reports show that in both free and protein-bound glutamines, the C = O stretching absorption of side chains was found to downshift from 1687 1668 cm−1 in H2O to 1654 1635 cm−1 in D2O, while the NH2 deformation mode of side chains underwent a very large shift, from 1611 1586 cm−1 in H2O to about 1163 cm−1 in D2O (for a review see ref. [26]).

"The economy will have adjusted to the downshift in federal spending by then, and Europe won't be decelerating as rapidly, nor will China and Japan," he said.