Übersetzung für 'downward slope' von Englisch nach Deutsch

downward slope

Abdachung {f}geol.

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downward {adv}

fallend

herunter

nach unten

hernieder [geh.]

abwärts

niederwärts [veraltet]

Werbung

downward {adj}

Abwärts-

absteigend

rückläufig

downward pressure

Abgabedruck {m}stocks

downward trend

rückläufige Entwicklung {f}

downward movement

Rückgang {m}

Senkbewegung {f}tech.

downward direction

Abwärtsrichtung {f}

downward tendency

fallende Tendenz {f}

downward swing

Abschwung {m}econ.

downward path

Weg {m} nach unten

downward chaining

Abwärtskettung {f}

downward compatibility

Rückwärtskompatibilität {f}comp.electr.

rückwärtige Kompatibilität {f}comp.electr.

• The downward slope may indicate that the rider is traveling towards the realm of the dead and the woman with the scepter may be a female ruler of that realm, corresponding to Hel.
• From then on the downward slope made travelling easier.
• By the middle of the 1980s, the Sanjuanina plant started a slow downward slope due to the inflationary process that was experienced at that time, in addition to the bankruptcy of its Piper Aircraft mother house.
• This negative relationship is embodied in the downward slope of the consumer demand curve.
• The frame was redesigned with a downward slope to the rear for a lower centre of gravity.

• Unfortunately this is not enough to identify the two equations (demand and supply) using regression analysis on observations of "Q" and "P": one cannot estimate a downward slope "and" an upward slope with one linear regression line involving only two variables.
• The Downward slope of the economic activity in Bryn towards the end of the 19th century can be gauged from a comparison of the maps of 1876 and 1900, the 1876 map shows a high point in job prospects with the following mines in operation.
• The second design flaw as that the cargo deck of the Y-8 had a 10 degree downward slope starting at the landing gear.
• Halla Pol is on the downward slope from the entrance.
• summit, on the edge of what appears from the photographs to be a steep downward slope.

• The design of the Fifth Avenue corridor was intended to draw visitors from the entrance to the elevator hall, and it also concealed the slight downward slope that existed between the Fifth Avenue and 45th Street entrances.
• Low short hoods from the factory had a pronounced downward slope of the top towards the nose, as did those of the contemporary GP20.
• As former Street writer John Stevenson recalled in a BBC Radio 2 documentary, "Coronation Street" was on a downward slope at the time.
• Block brake sections usually start the train again either by using a slight downward slope to let gravity take its course, or by using drive tires to push the train out of the block.
• The qanat's water-carrying channel must have a sufficient downward slope that water flows easily.

• He suggested the holes contained upright posts on either side of the path so that as the statue passed between them, they were used as cantilevers for poles to help push the statue up a slope without the requirement of extra people pulling on the ropes and similarly to slow it on the downward slope.
• These are identifiable as the spoil heap is on the downward slope.
• The 1825 depiction shows the Bridge did not at its completion have the 1823 stone plaques attached above its central pier; the three middle piers were originally traditional vertical cutwaters identical to the two piers as still seen today at water's edge, and did not have the quite bulky elongated hexagonal plan cutwaters (added in 1884/5); and the townside bridge approach followed the same gentle downward slope design as still exists at the eastern end and as seen in the lower road level string course.
• 403 features a downward slope as motorists head eastbound towards the Mavis Road interchange; drivers complain of having to slam on the brakes when traffic comes to a standstill, leading to rear-end collisions.