Examples of using Decelerated in English and their translations into Slovak
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Decelerated aging changes of the skin;
Corporate profits have decelerated but remain in positive territory.
The throttle has a proportional ratio,which can be freely accelerated and decelerated, and the handling is better;
Price growth decelerated to historically low levels, below 1%.
Following a strong expansion in the first quarter of the year,economic activity significantly decelerated throughout the rest of 2004.
Activity also decelerated in China in the second half of the year.
Wage growth measured by nominal compensation per employee had been decelerating until 1999, but it subsequently accelerated significantly in 2000, and decelerated again somewhat in 2003.
Activity in China decelerated gradually in line with the March projections.
Rather, you are transparently transforming contemporary Tributary Zones to the dispersed masses of humankind who are seeking a new direction that is illumined by the tools of art andpersonal experience that have been decelerated to their particular needs.
The"Leslie" effect is accelerated or decelerated by either a sustain pedal or a pitch-bend controller.
There have however been losses in export market shares in recent years, which, if persisting, may indicate risks of competitiveness erosion even if cost competitiveness developments moderated in2014 as the growth in unit labour costs decelerated while the real effective exchange rate remained unchanged.
What is the conclusion of the police, assuming a decelerated motion of the vehicle with a deceleration of 5 m/s2.
Net outflows decelerated in Spain, the Baltic states and in Ireland, where the economic situation has improved noticeably.
The growth of credit to the private sector decelerated slightly in 2007 compared with the previous year.
Production growth decelerated in both the transport equipment sector and the machinery and equipment sector.
Looking at recent developments,the annual rate of HICP inflation initially decelerated from a peak of 5% in July and August 2006 to 1.2% a year later.
The headline inflation rate decelerated slightly in August, to 3.8%, in the euro area, down from the record-high level reported in July(4.0%).
At the same time, public and private debt remained relatively low, aninitially large current account deficit was significantly reduced, and inflation decelerated in the second half of the decade also in view of a strong nominal exchange rate appreciation.
Job creation in Slovakia decelerated in 2019, and the EC stressed that this trend might continue in 2020 and 2021.
In the same test with the adaptivecruise control turned on, the Tesla models decelerated gradually and braked earlier than the other cars to avoid the object.
However, real GDP growth decelerated considerably at the end of 2000, which had a downward effect on inflation.
In the High Renewables scenario, which implies a 97% share for renewable sources in electricity consumption,the modelled electricity prices continue to rise but at a decelerated rate- due to high capital costs and assumptions about high needs for balancing capacity, storage and grid investments in this"near 100% RES power" scenario.
But in 2013, the growth of prices decelerated again, especially due to weak consumer demand, which resulted in average inflation at 1.4 percent.
In particular, housing investment growth decelerated from the very fast pace of growth recorded in the previous year.
The growth in demand for banknotes decelerated significantly in 2009( see Chart 53 in Section 3 of this chapter).
The global mean sea level started decelerated rising since 2004 with the rising rate 1.8± 0.9 mm/yr in 2012.
Quickly accelerating and then decelerating.
This damage to the skin decelerates the process of fading and lightening of the red spots.
The moon's decelerating in the upper atmosphere.