(We hear the engines start to decelerate).
And then they're going to start to decelerate [in the] first quarter.
In this case, though, longer-term rates had already fallen substantially last year, when the economy was starting to decelerate.
A. Compared to the year-ago quarter, when the seasonal patterns were the same, it appears that profit warnings are starting to decelerate, and until you start to see that, you can't talk about an imminent upturn in earnings.
As it hits the air, it starts to decelerate quickly, and then the stress differential between the superpressurized air in front and the less-pressurized air behind causes the rock to break apart violently.
What is less known is that even those rare economies that broke through the middle-class trap started to decelerate — still catching up, but more slowly — after reaching a per capita income of around $5,000 (in current dollars).
"The employment data in the coming months should be more of the same, which isn't much, and if growth starts to decelerate more rapidly around the world, negative jobs numbers are more likely than not," he wrote.
Earnings are starting to decelerate in the broader market.
But in around 2012, most provinces started to decelerate their speed of increase of biogas production, and some of them had already reached their peaks.
A sigmoidal course was found with an initial slower phase, followed by acceleration of growth and it started to decelerate after 48 h (Fig. 2a).
