Sentence examples for allow for speed from inspiring English sources

Downstream of the incident site (d) it is assumed that the same uncongested relationship (2) between speed, flow and density applies as on the arrival section (a), and the normal number of lanes is available, although their capacity may be reduced by a factor γ to allow for speed initially being lower than free-flow speed.

It would allow for speeds no higher than 50 to 100mbps, with little opportunity for future upgrades.

With rebuilt and additional infrastructure, the current right-of-way could allow for speeds up to 150 miles per hour with averages of about 100 miles per hour, cutting travel time to about 2 hours 15 minutes.

Twisting courses through the woods rather than on a racetrack rarely allow for speeds in the triple digits, so engineering principles for such race models don't differ radically from what Mitsubishi wants to put in its hottest street car.

The compiler optimizations provide significant runtime reduction and positively affect the effectiveness of AMR allowing for speed-ups greater than it would follow from the simple performance model.

Probably not, but with a little engineering you could add this sort of fast connectivity future devices allowing for speed-of-light data transfer at some amazingly high bandwidths.

The EEG audification technique allows for speeding up the EEG real-time play-back, in our case by a factor of 10 allowing 1 h of EEG to be played in roughly 6 min.

In a future step, a clinical follow-up study will investigate to which extent the DISC system allows for speeding up uterine fibroid MR-HIFU treatments by benefiting from reduced cooling times.

Those brief moments of joy – in which the combat works as it should or the level opens up enough to allow for continued speed – may be enough to reassure some that this is proper Sonic.

The kinematic model well known in the literature is extended to allow for flame speed increase with the distance from the bluff body.

This has created a need to develop an acoustic model that considers the topography around a radiation portal in order to predict MPWs more accurately and allow for higher speed railways in the future.