Sentences with phrase «moving more slowly»

That Amazon is moving more slowly than its competitors, means that Amazon can learn from some of the early moves by Google and Apple.

The problem got worse when traffic was heavy, of course, but since heavy traffic is also moving more slowly, I didn't need so much following distance to be safe.

The author accuses Stantec of choosing to do a survey only of spring migration for the birds while birds are actually at greater risk in the fall because they are moving more slowly (there is not the push to build a nest and raise this year's offspring), and because there are young birds making the trip for the first time.

Despite rapid growth in renewable energy consumption, the overall share of renewable energy has been moving more slowly due to continued rapid growth in TFEC.

So, when a cat is moving more slowly their instinct is to hide or stay quiet to avoid getting eaten.

At this time the blood will start moving more slowly through the lungs resulting in more fluid leaking out into the alveolar spaces of the lungs leading to fluid on the lungs which will make your pet cough.

Another sign that you're getting too close to the cat is if she starts moving more slowly, staring and stiffening her body.

Time was moving more slowly than I ever thought was possible.

Districts without such agreements seem to be moving more slowly toward a certification system.

If a student needs to catch up, or is moving more slowly than expected, then teachers can provide options.

A planet on the ring's outside is moving more slowly than the dust particles, and its gravity decreases the energy of the particles, making them fall slightly inward.

«We not only confirmed this fastest - ever ultraviolet wind, but also discovered a new wind in the same quasar moving more slowly, at only 140 million kilometres an hour,» says Hall.

Only when we look at galaxies billions of light - years away, collecting the light they emitted billions of years ago, can we see that the most distant galaxies are moving more slowly than we would expect from observations of nearby galaxies, an indication that the universe has since sped up.

Green indicates that the milk is moving more slowly through the digestive process.

In the EU, things are moving more slowly.

However, considering the standards that Cardano set for itself, there's no surprise that progress moves more slowly than the less scrutinized blockchains that make up the rest of the top ten.

Performance mutual funds tend to move more slowly than the volatile stock market movement concerning common stocks.

... no evidence it was, yet there it is... when you look at it, it in fact was not designed, but it was laid down over millions of years... a sedimentary rock... the rock was not designed... maybe the PROCESSES that made the rock were desined... not really... gravity makes water flow into the lowest ares and when the water moves more slowly, sediment is dropped, forming rock... Still not seeing a designer... what about water... simple chmistry there, designed?

Because of this burden social and institutional history moves more slowly than we wish.

If we were to accept the presence of God in our lives, we would move more slowly, eat more slowly, take time for loving each other, and act with curiosity and sensitivity to all things.

This theory explains the fact that time seems to move more slowly to children than to adults in this way: an hour (or any unit of time) is longer relative to the span of time a child has lived.

An experience I've always found with fasting is that time moves more slowly.

Only four years ago, time moved more slowly than I've ever known it — while I was surviving my children, weathering back - to - back losses.

As increased levels of progesterone relax smooth muscle tissues, food begins to pass through your intestines more slowly, which can cause bowel movements to — you guessed it — move more slowly.

Some premature babies don't develop the GI tract fully causing food to move more slowly through their digestive system.

Certainly, the party has moved more slowly than many of its supporters would wish, and its statements on Brexit are often bewilderingly opaque.

But Chung Sun - Sup, the head of corporate analysis firm chaebul.com, said major chaebol decisions on large - scale acquisitions or investments «are often endorsed by the patriarch of a ruling family», and with Lee in prison, the firm «may move more slowly than before».

The ones made for small kids will generally move more slowly.

When they compared oceanic hotspots with high levels of He - 3 / 4 to seismic wave velocities, they found that these represent the hottest hotspots, with seismic waves that move more slowly than they do in cooler areas.

Stars farther from the galactic center unexpectedly appear to move more slowly than stars closer in.

This scenario naturally produces a planetary system just like our own: small, rocky planets with thin atmospheres close to the star, a Jupiter - like gas giant just beyond the snowline, and the other giants getting progressively smaller at greater distances because they move more slowly through their orbits and take longer to hoover up material.

For example, the nuclei in the centers of the mutant organoids moved more slowly, and we saw significant differences in gene expression.»

Instead, Papamoschou's idea is to create a cone of hot air that moves more slowly than the exhaust, but faster than the ambient air — and thus acts as a buffer between the two.

(A heavy atom moves more slowly than a light one, as does one with a small charge, which receives a smaller kick from the electric pulse.)

But his call for Putin's Russia «to move more slowly, to adopt measured policies... forego impatience for circumspection» is unlikely to be heeded.

But when they move more slowly, they lean over and use their arms too in a kind of jumpy - crawl.

Swarms of robots need to deal with outliers, such as robots that move more slowly than the rest.

While they move more slowly than humans, Burch says, there are no limits to how long they can operate in space.

Actions to reduce stormwater runoff in ways that allow water to infiltrate and move more slowly through the ground can also ease flooding and peak flows that otherwise threaten salmon redds.

The scientists chose them as detectors precisely because light moves more slowly in water than it does in air.

In contrast, as water cools, its molecules move more slowly until they eventually almoststop moving altogether.

Short electron pulses are, however, difficult to generate, because electrons carry a charge and move more slowly than the speed of light.

Data readings seem to show that the solar wind moves more slowly than expected at the edge of the solar system.

Researchers have hypothesized that an unfolded protein moves more slowly through the cell, because it would be a big, stringy mess rather than a tightly wrapped package.

The speed at which a fragment moves depends on its size — large pieces move more slowly than smaller ones.

He based his conclusion partly on the observation, by Frenchman Jean Richer in 1672, that pendulum clocks moved more slowly at the equator.

Falling gasoline prices mean higher profit margins for retailers, he said, because the retail price generally moves more slowly than the wholesale price on the way down.

«We were able to show that the regions with more densely packed spheres and a little more order coincide with those areas where the hard spheres clearly move more slowly,» stated Golde.

In one sentence: Researchers at the Center for Molecular Electrocatalysis find the key to speeding up the rate of reaction of a potential catalyst for energy storage lies in making the reactive parts of the catalyst move more slowly.

Some molecules move fast while others move more slowly providing each with a signature mobility rate.