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The phrase "as a high speed" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that operates at a high speed, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The train operates as a high-speed service, allowing passengers to reach their destination quickly."
Alternatives: "at high speed" or "in a high-speed manner."
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Last January she was laid off from her job as a high speed packaging mechanic.
The equipment was developed as a high speed digital programmable signal generator.
This boat can be considered as a high speed rescue boat in marine traffic.
A more popular choice is the Canon Image Formula P-150, which is billed as a "high speed portable document scanner".
It included a series of high resolution pressure transducers, a pyrometer, as well as a high speed video camera.
In plunging liquid jet bubble columns the liquid is introduced as a high speed jet that entrains gas which is then broken into fine bubbles in the Mixing Zone.
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Initially, the service was depicted by its operators as a high-speed link between several British cities and continental Europe.
This faster exposure, Kopans says, should reduce blur, much as a high-speed camera captures ultrafast motion.
A blue data cable serves as a high-speed umbilical cord to Peru, 9,000 miles away.
Every morning in Prospect Park impatient drivers use the bike lane as a high-speed shortcut around the backup from Grand Army Plaza traffic lights.
The answer is that the maglev has been researched, developed and refined and is now being built as a high-speed train between two major cities.
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