Sentence examples for which downshift from inspiring English sources

In the case of BR, negative/positive bands appear in the BR → K FTIR-difference spectrum at 3642/3636 cm–1 and a second positive band at 3625 cm–1, all of which downshift approximately 10 13 cm 1 when H2O is substituted for H2O.

This may indicate a strong interaction (hydrogen bonding) between BC and GO, which causes downshift of the GO C=O group band.

In contrast to the change in latency, this was an immediate effect seen in the trial in which the downshift occurred.

The G band of CuPc/rGO hybrids appears at 1584 cm−1, which is downshifted by 4 comparedpared to that of rGO (1588 cm−1).

Moreover there's increasingly a market for single-voice commentators (as seen on YouTube) over more organized media sites, which represents a downshift in the overall opportunity.

The ability to tolerate osmotic downshift, which is encountered upon transition from the isotonic gingival crevicular fluid to hypotonic saliva [13], constitutes another important, albeit neglected, stress response for periodontal bacteria.

However, since glutamate (C5H9NO4) and proline (C5H9NO2) supply an identical quantity of carbon atoms, all subsequent experiments utilize this downshift, which we shall refer to as nitrogen stress.

A third option is Sport mode, which brings on downshifts more quickly and delays upshifts to provide greater acceleration.

Although a four-cylinder engine and five-speed manual transmission are standard, we drove a fancier XLT with a V-6 and four-speed automatic, which upshifted smoothly, downshifted quickly and didn't hunt for gears on hills.

Engine revs are electronically matched in both cars to the lower gears when downshifting, which is especially cool.

Rev-matched downshifts (which can be turned off) make novices sound like pros.