deceleration , decel (abbreviation)

But the force of deceleration was not so great now.

At the very last moment he put on full deceleration.

During deceleration its training position would have done the same.

And that deceleration is expected to continue well into 1998.

A few minutes after that she had to begin her deceleration.

Yet it was not until next day that deceleration began.

She would have to go when deceleration began; it could be no other way.

It was time to begin the long deceleration to the solar focus.

The deceleration at the bottom is going to be severe.

A roaring began outside and there was a lot of deceleration.

It would still take four hours to get down, in a spiral of deceleration.

Any difference between the two could show the sort of deceleration the team was expecting.

"That rate by the middle of next year will be about 1.9 percent, a 4.2-percentage-point deceleration."

"The deceleration we're seeing now was last seen in 1982," he said.

He was assigned to the deceleration project in March 1947.

So the later parts of the deceleration are longer and slower.

The rest of the load is going to be fuel for deceleration.

I could feel the deceleration, even through the ship's local gravity.

On the one hand, the price deceleration has been broad-based.

The deceleration of the fluid close to the wall is apparent.

The deceleration squashed them all against the front of the car.

So that deceleration may not be enough to satisfy the Fed.

The deceleration had set in at a rate of more than 30 feet per second squared.

There was the feel of deceleration and the robot entered.

Less than two minutes later, the deceleration was equally abrupt.