Examples of using Decelerate in English and their translations into Portuguese
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In 2003, inflation couldfurther decelerate to close to 2,0% on average.
The curbing of government expenditure growth is necessary to help decelerate domestic demand
as wages decelerate and productivity rebounds.
providing a measurement for gait speed m/s. This test was conducted three times to allow the participant to accelerate and decelerate.
When the falling meteorites decelerate below about 2-4 km/s, usually at an altitude between 15 and 25 km, they no longer
These manoeuvers quickly decelerate the aircraft, causing a pursuing fighter to overshoot,
or whether we stop and decelerate, or we turn around back on ourselves.
Individuals accelerate, decelerate, stop and sit down many times in the course of a day while using a pedometer, and this may affect
the changing pull of Earth's gravitational field causes it to accelerate or decelerate, causing a change in its orbit known as libration.
parallel to the previous direction the rider should accelerate to not more than 15 kph and then decelerate to the slower speed
opposite to the previous direction the rider should accelerate to not more than 15 kph without changing gears and then decelerate to the slower speed
Additionally, assessment of the capacity of RR-interval series to accelerate or decelerate enabled the isolation of both sympathetic AC phase
they can also help to lower the lipid content in the blood and decelerate the sclerosis process.
The 2003 update projects real GDP growth to accelerate from an estimated 4.0% in 2003 to 4.2% in 2004 and decelerate somewhat afterwards,
Decelerating to sub-light speed.
That's the drive plume of a ship decelerating hard toward us.
Unless Superman matches her speed and decelerates.
It improves the circulation of blood in brain and decelerates brain cell degeneration.
Decelerates uptake of amoxicillin.
Decelerates uptake of amoxicillin.