Sentence examples for transient recession from inspiring English sources
The last year of the Bush presidency saw the sort of economic collapse that brings not merely a nasty (but ultimately transient) recession, but the implosion of the underlying social and political networks and belief systems that created the collapse in the first place.
More discouraging still, this is not a temporary problem brought about by transient phenomena such as the recent recession and the advent of the tea-party movement.
The results indicate that pressure transient behavior commonly ascribed to "fracture height recession," "closure of transverse fractures," and "fracture tip extension" are likely to be misinterpreted by conventional techniques.
The transient stage of oxidation is shortened and the recession of the alloy is decreased with microstructural refinement.
Thus, the transient geomorphic response of glaciated basins to glacier recession may involve negative feedbacks that can reduce the extent to which increases in connectivity elsewhere in the basin lead to increased sediment export.
In an effort to link end-of-injection combustion transients to ambient thermodynamic conditions and injector parameters, a scaling methodology to predict the likelihood of combustion recession in diesel sprays was developed.
Reasonable agreement between the predicted scaling and measured combustion recession data is shown over a very wide range of ambient conditions, injector parameters, and end-of-injection transients.
"That goddamn transient company.
