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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a higher speed that" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and would need additional context or restructuring to be usable.
Example: "The vehicle can achieve a higher speed than the previous model."
Alternatives: "an increased speed that" or "a greater speed than".
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You can get a higher speed that way.
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A habitual front-runner, he soon took control of the race, jumping with such accuracy and then cruising between the fences at such a high speed that a big field of opponents was always struggling to land a blow.
This is a kinetic nonequilibrium effect which results from the contact line moving at such a high speed that complete wetting cannot occur.
He gave me a photo of a construction worker spitting across the frame, shot at such a high speed that the ball of phlegm was stopped dead in the air in sharp focus.
We hypothesize that T-DNA may move towards the nucleus in a high speed that T-DNA could not be detected in the cytoplasm by FISH.
Although bone superficially seems to be metabolically inert, it is, in fact, restructured at such a high speed that approximately 10% of the total bone content is replaced each year in adult vertebrates.
Be careful when the trimmer is on a high speed, that you don't cut the inside of your ear.
When administered, the insulin passes through a small channel, creating a high speed jet that can penetrate the skin and underlying tissue.
If your player leads police on a high speed chase, that's worth 175 points.
I don't think we're quite there yet, but I believe we are traveling at a high speed towards that".
That requires a higher speed, which again increases the g force, and so on.
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