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four steps are required to decelerate the motor.

measures intended to decelerate the arms buildup.

Growth in the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) decelerated significantly, from 10.5 per cent in real terms in 2000 to a mere 0.1 per cent in 2001.

The car started to decelerate as it approached the traffic light.

It's important to decelerate gradually when coming to a stop.

The airplane began to decelerate as it prepared for landing.

To prevent injuries, athletes should decelerate before changing direction.

The roller coaster decelerated as it reached the end of the track.

The train decelerated as it approached the station platform.

Drivers should decelerate when approaching a sharp turn on the road.

It's safer to decelerate when driving through a construction zone.

The spacecraft will decelerate before entering the Earth's atmosphere.

To avoid a collision, the cyclist had to decelerate quickly.

Sales of motorbikes and mopeds have decelerated more gently than cars, an urban luxury.

" What's wrong? " He was startled. But the car didn't decelerate.

Having decelerated in 2020, wage growth is now picking up.

As wage growth sags and unemployment rises, people become more cautious and the economy decelerates further.

It will take seven minutes for Phoenix to decelerate from nearly 13,000 miles an hour to a soft touchdown on Mars.

If my force of pushing is less than the force of friction, then the TV set will to decelerate.

And second, modern car engines shut off fuel injection or idle, when decelerating.

But as riders accelerate and decelerate, they experience more or less gravitational force.

They were faster, their muscles were more powerful, they could accelerate and decelerate more quickly.

The slower pace allowed the cats to quickly decelerate and reaccelerate into fast, tight turns — the better to avoid getting faked out by prey.