Sentence examples for to taper to from inspiring English sources

They begin in a circle, surrounding the memorial's granite fountain like a mandala before pouring outward to taper to a point at the park's tip.

And like a bowling ball on a trampoline, the sphere would bend the field just outside its surface, causing the field's strength to taper to zero.

Given this result and the strong evidence for the existence of a functional Wnt gradient in the vertebrate neural plate [14], [15], [16], [19], [21], [22], [23], [24], it seems more likely that loss of the forebrain in oto results from a Wnt gradient that fails to taper to its lowest levels, due to a foreshortened forebrain domain.

So the FTSE 100 has added 22.02 points to 6565.43, and Michael Hewson, senior market analyst at CMC Markets said: When Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke gave his post meeting press conference in June he compared the Fed's intentions with respect to tapering to that of "easing up on the gas pedal as the car begins to pick up speed, not applying the brakes".

Furthermore, a wide variety of microtubule end structures have been observed by electron microscopy, ranging from blunt, to tapered, to ragged 23, 24.

My inner frugal banshee started to wail, tapering off to a mournful keen.

After 24 weeks, the dose was assumed to be tapered down to 5 mg per day.

Similarly, starting on day 30, amlodipine and carvedilol had to be tapered off to avoid hypotension (Fig.  2b).

Despite persistently elevated ACTH and cortisol, starting on day 20, insulin and potassium doses had to be tapered off to avoid hypoglycemia and hyperkalemia (Fig.  2a& e).

"I don't think people go to the Taper to get hip to the latest sorts of things happening in the art form," he said.

The plates allowed for bicortical fixation of four screws, and provided a central taper to allow surgeons to perform an osteotomy.