Sentences with phrase «decelerating more»

For years scientists scratched their heads over the «Pioneer anomaly»: Radio signals from the twin spacecraft, which are no longer in contact with Earth, showed they were decelerating more rapidly than could be explained solely by the pull of the sun or other known physical effects.

These are specific speed movements that help improve an athlete's ability to accelerate / decelerate more effectively when implementing sport - specific movements of speed, agility and power training.

For one, they could help cut fuel use, as they accelerate and decelerate more gently than a human driver might.

As mentioned earlier the more force you are able to absorb and decelerate the more powerful you are at performing concentric movement.

This causes the car to decelerate more quickly, with an engine braking sensation, but it isn't as dramatic as I've experienced in some electrics.

When the dollar suddenly strengthened beginning in 2014 and emerging markets decelerated more quickly than expected, assets tied to industrial commodities output or geared to the global economy turned down together.

Not exact matches

In contrast, since last fall, economic activity in Canada has decelerated, leading to a more cautious normalization path from the Bank of Canada.

It is only when credit growth begins to decelerate much more rapidly than nominal GDP growth that we can begin to talk hopefully about China's moving in the right direction, and it is only when credit growth falls permanently below the growth rate of the economy's debt - servicing capacity that China will have adjusted.

They tend to overweight countries that have already gone through rapid growth and are now decelerating as they reach middle - income status, countries whose performance is becoming more closely correlated to developed economies.

The post-crash growth rate reached a double digit peak in 2013 but has decelerated to more sustainable levels since then.

Small - and mid-cap domestic equities should offer opportunities because they are more exposed to an accelerating US economy and less to decelerating emerging markets.

But on a fast green the bowl will be sent forth more gently, so that it will decelerate properly as it nears the target; this gives the bowler far more control of the bowl's course.

To date more than half of all landing attempts on Mars have failed, in part due to the complex procedures required to successfully decelerate through the planet's thin atmosphere.

In the space of just four minutes, the probe slowed from an entry speed of 170 000 kilometres an hour to just 400 km / h, decelerating at up to 250 g and turning into a fireball more than twice the temperature of the Sun's surface.

This gas, however, quickly decelerates and its motion becomes more chaotic, eventually changing trajectory and aligning itself with the rotation of the galaxy rather than continuing its pell - mell rush toward the center.

More specifically, beets can boost blood flow, help treat anemia, regulate cholesterol levels, promote healthy liver function, decelerate aging, enhance digestion and decrease the risk of cancer and heart disease.

There are massive forces involved in slowing the arm down after you have thrown something but few people bother to train these muscles preferring to concentrate more on the muscles the accelerate the arm rather than decelerate it..

The Front Squat is important in the Catch phase to decelerate and control the weight and in the Recovery Phase to be able to get back up (more about the phases in the article The Ultimate Guide to Power Cleans).

As you lift up and pull more and more links off the floor, the increasing weight of the chains helps to decelerate the weight without requiring muscular involvement.

And more importantly, here you can use your abdominal muscles to decelerate your decent, which means that your spine is now supported by your core musculature.

This is a serious problem, because if an athlete is not using their Glutes, they will more than likely HAVE to use their Quads to decelerate, which we've already established is a bad practice.

The Dating Services industry will continue to benefit from rising demand; however, revenue is expected to decelerate over the five years to 2022... purchase to read more.

Always give yourself more room to decelerate / accelerate.

We also modified the software that masterminds the four - wheel - drive system, chose a slightly more compliant damper setting, and introduced torque vectoring, which automatically decelerates the inner rear wheel on turn - in for more neutral handling behavior.

When decelerating at speeds up to 84 mph, the gasoline engine can be decoupled from the drivetrain so that more kinetic energy can be recovered by the regenerative braking system.

It is much more audible in neutral or in 4 / 5 / 6th gear while decelerating.

Of course the motor can do more than propel the car as well, turning into a generator when decelerating to charge the battery.

A shallow depression in the road compresses the stiff 550 - pound rear springs, causing the driveshaft to knock against the transmission tunnel and prompting us to decelerate to more prudent speeds.

But if you pull the gear shift lever back one more notch, you get a lot more regenerative braking when you decelerate.

If you have set a certain speed and approach a vehicle that is driving more slowly, the system will reduce your speed by decelerating or gently braking until the pre-set distance is reached.

The all - wheel drive system is also tuned to be more rear - biased, and sends less torque forwards when you decelerate.

The GM hybrid pickups are more efficient because of the engine start / stop function and regenerative braking, which turns the motor into a generator as the truck decelerates.

For instance, the anti-lock braking system (ABS) now has higher control interval thresholds; on loose surfaces, such as gravel, a wedge of material is formed in front of the tires to decelerate the vehicle more effectively.

It is best used when decelerating or stopping, and it illuminates more green regen - indicating circles in the power display — free energy!

Be more aware of obstacles and other unpredictable changes in the road with the available Forward Collision Warning (FCW) system, which activates and alerts you when your Optima detects objects immediately ahead that may cause a potential impact, encouraging you to decelerate.

That's still more than just coming off the throttle at high speed and coasting down to a lower speed on battery power alone, which is really no power at all when you're decelerating.

Decelerating action underlines what videogames can do at its most basic level — movement and sight — and attentive players willing to engage with such works will be rewarded not with the escapism of many more popular games but a deeper entrance towards sensations and experiences often overlooked.

Improved observational data suggest during more frequent La Nina years a greater proportion of precipitation falls on the land globally and when routed through more slowly discharging aquifers, sea level rise decelerates.

The Makarieva paper makes an attempt to quantify the extent to which the water cycle and the phase changes of water could further enhance system stability by accelerating (or indeed decelerating) energy loss upward in response to more (or less) GHGs in an atmosphere.

It isn't important if it is decelerating or accelerating more slowly for the purposes of this argument.

One thing I would add — it ought to be obvious (and I certainly hope it is) that a process of «winding back and decelerating the present form of capitalism», including «more social democracy, more regulation», will only be effective at mitigating the effect of global warming (partially or wholly), if it includes a large suite of policies specifically aimed at addressing global warming, that is, replacing emissions - producing activities or processes (particularly energy sources) with non emissions - producing ones.

Large trucks require more time to slow down, change lanes or stop, so drivers should signal sooner than they normally would when decelerating or turning in front of a truck.

If one driver lets up on the gas a bit going into a climb, the truck will lose momentum and continue to decelerate, causing it to consume more expensive fuel just to keep up the speed.

Overall, more work goes into starting, speeding up, decelerating, and stopping manual transmissions.

And while «the company will produce significant growth in 2018,» Wieser thinks «revenue growth will continue to decelerate and margin compression will be incrementally more pronounced.»