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Meanings of deceleration in English

Portuguese
desaceleração

A decrease in rate of change.

desaceleração

Acceleration contrary to an object's direction of motion, slowing it down.

Usage of deceleration in English
1
The deceleration area was calculated, after digital analysis, with Autocad System 2004.
Pubmed
2
Statistic Canada attributed the year-over-year deceleration to energy, food and clothing prices.
Reuters
3
A deceleration in profit growth, at least, may already be priced in.
Reuters
4
Traumatic aortic transection after acute deceleration injury remains a highly lethal condition.
Pubmed
5
We are now preparing for final deceleration before entering the asteroid field.
Stars rain down
6
It's most often seen in car crashes where you have massive deceleration.
True blue
7
The deceleration pushed Alex's back, feeling almost like a long attitude burn.
Nemesis Game
8
They absorb impact in a fall, making your deceleration soft and safe.
Climbing Magazine
9
A drone can accelerate faster than us, and we're starting deceleration anyway.
Children of Time
10
The sudden, total deceleration ripped the rotor blades away from the helicopter.
The accident man
11
But thus far there are few signs of a deceleration in output growth.
Reuters
12
Marijuana startup companies said they were now bracing for a deceleration in funding.
Reuters
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It means more monetary easing will be needed to prevent a sharper deceleration.
The Irish Times
14
His latest scapegoat is the alleged deceleration of cases being processed.
NY Magazine
15
There are some signs that maybe the rate of deceleration is slowing slightly.
The new yorker
16
Release would be at a precisely calculated instant just before deceleration.
Earth strike: star carrier: book one
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Translations for deceleration
Portuguese
desaceleração
Deceleration through the time
Deceleration across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common