Switzerland, a country at the centre of Europe, has a telecommunication market with features that are distinct from its neighbours. While fixed line services are favourably priced, mobile communications are comparatively expensive â but customers tend to remain loyal to their providers.
Use the verb decelerate when you want to slow down, like when you realize you are missing important moments in life by racing around, trying to do everything yourself. If you make an effort to decelerate, you might be happier â and healthier. Decelerate is the opposite of accelerate, which means to go faster.. Decelerate often describes slowing a vehicle, but it can relate to nearly anything, like a friendship that begins with hanging out nearly every day but decelerates when you move to a new town or get busy with school and sports. It doesn't mean the friendship is ending or over, just that the pace is now a little slower.
If the direction of acceleration is in the same direction as that of velocity then the object is said to be speeding up or accelerating. If the acceleration and velocity are in opposite directions then the object is said to be slowing down or decelerating. An example of constant acceleration is the effect of the gravity of earth on an object in free fall.