Examples of using Decelerated in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The PNAD shows the continuous tendency of decelerated population growth already registered in previous years.
However, the oil price hike eroded the purchasing power of households and private consumption decelerated towards the end of that year.
the war bird at the moment time decelerated.
The underlying pace of monetary expansion in the euro area decelerated over 2009, and broad money
wage growth have decelerated in recent years,
In particular, real GDP growth decelerated markedly in the early 1990s
Although relative growth has decelerated over this period, it is still exceptionally high(growth in 1996/94 was 17,3%)
By Miriam Montañez The growth rate of the Portuguese economy in 2Q17 decelerated to reach 0.3% QoQ, in line with the BBVA Research estimate(0.4% QoQ) and below that seen
The team's work suggests that the Unruh effect could be observed when a cloud of electrons emitted by a particle accelerator is rapidly decelerated inside a tube due to the presence of strong electric and magnetic fields.
Real gross domestic product(GDP) growth decelerated to 3.7% in 2017, down from 3.8% in 2016
Syntax is a necessary part of this decelerated movement of deconstruction,
while import growth decelerated considerably.
what allows an either more accelerated or more decelerated progress depending on enunciative choices.
ocean currents driving them are decelerated, especially along the eastern edges of oceans,
Unit labour costs decelerated, both as a result of slower growth in labour compensation
Against this background, both growth in compensation per employee and growth in unit labour costs decelerated but still grew at over 10% per annum on average until 1995;
the two classes of tidally decelerated bodies.
the foreign demand directed to the Portuguese economy decelerated more than anticipated.
If initially we rely on the idea of mobilityappeasement¿process undertaken on the idea of promoting decelerated non-motorized displacements¿we are confronted to other processes aiming to reform the image of cities,
although growth decelerated between 1993 and 1996 from around 9% to 3% see Table 2.