How To Use Decelerate In A Sentence
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Growth in the Gross Domestic Product decelerated significantly, from 10.5 per cent in real terms in 2000 to a mere 0.1 per cent in 2001.
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Inflation has decelerated remarkably over the past two years.
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In this eWeek podcast hosted by Mike Vizard, the vice president of technology for Blue Coat Systems, Dave Asbrey, explains how customers are saving thousands of dollars by using application acceleration technologies to "decelerate" the amount of bandwidth being made available to end users accessing Web 2.0 applications such as YouTube and Facebook on corporate networks.
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Has the legacy gross margin kind of decelerated or declined faster than maybe you would thought always back.
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We talked so far on this call just about a couple of the regions where you may have seen some softening and certainly not to be nitpicky but U.S. comps while very strong, two-year trend kind of decelerated here.
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As you decelerate, the brakes get noticeably softer in the fraction of a second before the car stops.
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Growth in the Gross Domestic Product ( GDP ) decelerated significantly, from 10.5 per cent in real terms in 2000 to a mere 0.1 per cent in 2001.
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This mechanism includes dynamical decelerate device , oriented screw device and clasp dial wheel device.
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As you get better, you will be able to feather the end of the cast to decelerate the lure just above the water's surface and produce a nice soft landing.
Any good suggestions or tricks for using baitcasting reels and actually being accurate and tangle free?
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Steeply, noses high, the whole flight rapidly decelerated for the landing.
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NEW DELHI -- India's factory output growth decelerated sharply in September, the slowest pace in two years, as high interest rates and unabating economic troubles in Europe weighed on industrial activity, raising the odds that the central bank may put its monetary policy on hold after a significant tightening since early last year.
India Factory Output Growth Slows to Two-Year Low
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Growth in the Gross Domestic Product ( GDP ) decelerated significantly, from 10.5 per cent in real terms in 2000 to a mere 0.1 per cent in 2001.
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During terrestrial locomotion in a quadruped, the manus pushes against the substrate to decelerate, support, and reaccelerate the body.
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Your face would cloud over and the gloppity sounds would decelerate with revulsion.
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Growth in the Gross Domestic Product ( GDP ) decelerated significantly, from 10.5 per cent in real terms in 2000 to a mere 0.1 per cent in 2001.
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The train began to decelerate almost as soon as it was in the tunnel.
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When oversteer is present, the outside front wheel is decelerated to pull the nose outward slightly to keep the rear from overtaking the front.
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The rate of GDP growth can decelerate and even shift into reverse in those countries in which the rate of workforce decline exceeds productivity growth.
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Your face would cloud over and the gloppity sounds would decelerate with revulsion.
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Most of the energy invested in accelerating the electrons is recouped in the cavities as the returning beam decelerates.
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The economic performance was the reverse of the U.S. where growth decelerated to 1.8% in the first quarter from 3.1% previously.
Canada's GDP Expands 3.9%
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Coronary heart disease mortality in women from both countries increased with age, and in both countries the death rate in men decelerated at older ages, reducing the magnitude of the sex difference.
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In bivalve molluscs, growth rate of the shell tends to decelerate with growth and the shell generally becomes more inflated in the late growth stage.
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When it is dry, a person can safely decelerate at the rate of 15 feet per second per second (fpsps).
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It the hypothesis predicts that spindle microtubules in animal cells begin to oscillate at the beginning of prometaphase, and that those oscillations rapidly accelerate until metaphase, at which point they decelerate or cease.
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Between the bow shock and the magnetopause the solar wind is greatly decelerated.
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Industry watchers also said that with the shopping season approaching in the major economies, such as the U.S. and Europe, and with the inventories of major PC makers falling short of normal levels lately, the decline in DRAM prices will gradually decelerate and may even help restocking demand to pick up from late November.
Hynix Posts Fourfold Profit Rise as Dollar Slumps
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When astronauts reenter Earth's atmosphere, they use air resistance to decelerate the craft, flying in a complicated pattern to maximize that braking effect before touching down.
NASA's plans for manned expedition to Mars may include solar-powered spacecraft
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It kind of decelerated rather than accelerated," says Mr. Luczo, in an interview.
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Growth in the Gross Domestic Product decelerated significantly, from 10.5 per cent in real terms in 2000 to a mere 0.1 per cent in 2001.
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It can decelerate decrepitude, brighten skin, fade mark and make skin white, tender and healthy.
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The train decelerated as it approached the station and the ride was over.
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Then, with a single powerful engine burn,[sentence dictionary] the spacecraft can decelerate to a soft landing on the lunar surface.
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Industrial growth decelerated from 8.6 to 4.5 per cent.
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Future cars could decelerate, brake or swerve of their own accord.
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The way you accelerate and decelerate the speed of your film and audio, creating these sudden visual and aural disruptions, seems to allegorize emotional states.
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The electrons ejected from the atoms upon this excitation are deflected - or, in our case, accelerated or decelerated - by the few-cycle laser field.
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Growth in the Gross Domestic Product decelerated significantly, from 10.5 per cent in real terms in 2000 to a mere 0.1 per cent in 2001.
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The train began to decelerate almost as soon as it was in the tunnel.
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Fall after a rise of finance income amplitude, monetary credit is added fast continue to decelerate.
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Suddenly, the throttle pedal pushes back hard at you causing you to decelerate to the speed limit.
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Growth decelerated from the second quarter, when the economy expanded 1.4% on quarter.
South Korea GDP Slows but Beats Expectations
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The plane decelerated just before landing.
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The government has made every effort to decelerate inflation.
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The car decelerated
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Having got through the psychological barrier of throttling back to idle, I allowed the aircraft to decelerate to the stall.
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In the meantime, the real GDP rate of growth decelerated sharply in Q4.
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Protected by an ablative thermal shield, the probe will decelerate to 400 metres per second.
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Growth in the Gross Domestic Product ( GDP ) decelerated significantly, from 10.5 per cent in real terms in 2000 to a mere 0.1 per cent in 2001.
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World trade growth also decelerated sharply, commodity prices fell and deflation affected much of the world economy.
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She is not answering our hails and has not decelerated.
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To exclude the possibility that the biphasic binding is caused by decelerated binding due to complete charge neutralization, we measured binding directly.
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Local consumer spending is likely to decelerate as the unemployment rate, which edged up to 4.7% in the May-July period, tends to rise further, he said.
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Growth in the Gross Domestic Product decelerated significantly, from 10.5 per cent in real terms in 2000 to a mere 0.1 per cent in 2001.
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The downward line on the graph ends when the stimulus is passed, meaning that the rate of job losses began to decelerate after ARRA, with the post-stimulus deceleration happening almost exactly as fast as the losses had been accelerating before ARRA.
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The boy decelerates the bobsled where he nears a curve.
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The import will decelerate will cause the trade surplus expansion quickly.
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As previously reported, the IMF forecast that China's growth rate, which stood at 9.2% last year, will decelerate to 8.2% in 2012.
IMF Urges Beijing to Prepare Stimulus
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It has the simple interpretation that treatment accelerates or decelerates the lifetime by a scale factor.
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As the bird lands and decelerates the weight of the pectoralis and sternocoricoideus muscles causes the sternum to swing ventrally, increasing the volume of the thorax.
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Brazil's economy should decelerate in the last two quarters of the year, ending 2011 with GDP growth of 3.9%, Mr. Bacciotti added.
Brazil's Economic Boom Advances in First Quarter
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Your face would cloud over and the gloppity sounds would decelerate with revulsion.
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With a revenue growth at 70% and a 17 to 18 price to earnings ratio, that growth rate is expected to decelerate this year and into 2012.
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The government has made every effort to decelerate inflation.
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Premium rates will continue accelerate, not decelerate, membership and resultant profits will soar.
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A computer model will then assess each person's potential tolerance to injury and adjust the force of their seatbelt accordingly, so it ‘gives’ a little once the brakes are applied and the car begins to decelerate.
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This summer, I think the GDP will probably decelerate; interest rates will continue to go up until the end of the year.
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I have an aggravating whine coming from my gearbox every time I decelerate in fourth gear.
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Our experiments did not simulate the effects of climate change when spreading rates can be expected to accelerate during wet intervals and decelerate during dry intervals.
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This mechanism includes dynamical decelerate device , oriented screw device and clasp dial wheel device.
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Kozel yelled, and the shuttle decelerated rapidly, for a moment overpowering the inertial dampers.
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The technical annexe to the HS2 report quietly admits that Coventry, for instance, will have its fast London service slashed by two-thirds, from three trains an hour to one, and "decelerated" by at least 10 minutes.
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Growth in the Gross Domestic Product ( GDP ) decelerated significantly, from 10.5 per cent in real terms in 2000 to a mere 0.1 per cent in 2001.
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The train began to decelerate almost as soon as it was in the tunnel.
THE RHYTHM SECTION
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Contrary to widely-held expectations that copper imports would decelerate, unwrought copper and semi-finished product imports surged to a fifth consecutive monthly record.
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Natixis economist Camille de Williencourt said Insee's data shows manufacturing output should decelerate quite signficantly in 2011 and further on.
Surveys Show French Economic Outlook Is Bleak
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An underpowered helicopter will rapidly decelerate as soon as you apply any control input and the model will come to a dead stop-probably inverted.
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As the body uncoils each segment should stop ( decelerate ) as the next body segment accelerates.
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This would pose a serious problem if exports, the main growth engine, decelerate, as is expected when the U.S. economy slows further in the coming months.
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It rumbles and grumbles when I accelerate, and pops back through its exhaust when I decelerate.
