Sentence examples for at a comparable speed from inspiring English sources

Diplomats last night suggested that the only way out could be for the US to be asked to sign a separate agreement acceptable to developing countries, which would see it cutting emissions at a comparable speed to other countries.

The thing is, it also contains a graph showing that the portion of its overall economy the United States spends on health care isn't growing at a comparable speed to all of these countries.

We estimate that the ITB stores about 1 J of energy per stride during slow running and 7 J during fast running, which represents approximately 14% of the energy stored in the Achilles tendon at a comparable speed.

Accordingly, the United States accepted shortcomings in the armor for their s, South Dakota-class, and s in favor of additional speed, which enabled these battleship classes to steam at a comparable speed with the Essex-class and provide the carriers with the maximum amount of anti-aircraft protection.

Even during the time intervals when flies fed hydrogen peroxide were less active than controls, based on distance moved per hour, their behavior was abnormal, in that movement was more erratic (greater heading changes) than a control fly moving at a comparable speed (Table 2B; Figure 2D).

Evidence from the N400 component indicates that the processing of intra-sentential contextual requirements and extra-sentential semantic preconditions (e.g. constraints on semantic interpretation introduced by a preceding context or by world knowledge) are effective at a comparable speed and strength, and possibly subserved by identical neural networks [ 26].

CLARK is the first method able to perform classification of short metagenomics reads at the genus/species level with a sensitivity comparable to that of NBC, while achieving a comparable speed to KRAKEN.

Again, in the current study though, the T runners, who exhibited lower rms and economy in the VT did not consume less O2 at any comparable speed than the UT.

If flight wins the vote, the challenge will be to design and build a zero-carbon aeroplane that is capable of flying from London to Edinburgh, at comparable speed to today's aircraft.

The challenge is to design and build an aeroplane that is as close to zero-carbon as possible and capable of flying from London to Edinburgh, at comparable speed to today's aircraft.

This solution is probably related to the second mode of the symmetric Krauklis wave traveling at a speed comparable to the Rayleigh wave speed, as seen in the range of 10 < L < 100 in Figure2d.