Sentence examples for with a downshift from inspiring English sources
We then imputed missing values by replacing them with a constant value that matches the lowest intensity in the dataset (RBFOXi) or by creating a normal distribution with a downshift of 1.8 standard deviations and a width of 0.3 of the original (PTBPi).
It is shown that the subsurface alloy by the formation of a Ni monolayer in the subsurface of Pt(1 1 1) can change the position of d-band center with a downshift and result in a reduced adsorption strength of O and OH.
A gear-selection display on the tachometer, mounted just above the steering wheel, exists to maximise the driver's fuel- efficient tendencies, but makes no accommodation for upcoming hills, quasi-legal Russian semis and sharp curves best handled with a downshift.
The world champion failed to get into the top 10 shoot-out as he struggled with a downshift problem and lack of track time following a spin into the gravel in final practice that meant he did not do a qualifying simulation run.
Although with limited strength, we inferred such attenuation on the basis that: (i) the methacholine response of the HDM/MSC animals, which tightly overlaid that of the HDM/Veh animals at the 72‐h cutoff, subsequently shifted down to equal the PBS/MSC animals on the 2‐week cutoff and (ii) the 2‐week vs 72‐h comparison for HDM/MSC animals was also consistent with a downshift.
The peak position of the etched sample (944 cm-1) shows a downshift with respect to that of the as-prepared sample (923 cm-1).
Alternatively, if chickens react to a downshift with SNC effects, we expected to see immediate behavioural changes, exaggerated in comparison with control values.
With a forceful downshift that provoked a howl from the Alfa's engine — and an equally forceful bit of steering — we exited the turn, on a rural road between the wine country towns of Oakville and Calistoga, with all four wheels on the ground.
Power for passing is always on tap with a quick downshift and a tromp on the throttle.
In addition, recombinant protein of the extracellular domain of Xenopus laevis UPIII interferes with the recognition of the 45-kDa protein, and treatment of the 5637 cell extracts with N-glycosidase resulted in a downshift of the 45-kDa band's mobility to 30 kDa, a known feature of mammalian UPIII (data not shown).
Could it have been more right if the paddle shifters were mounted to the steering wheel rather than the column, so that while slaloming downhill through the twists the driver could squeeze off a downshift rather than fumbling with the directional signal stalk?
