Sentence examples for at accelerated speeds from inspiring English sources

"If they're speaking very slowly," Ms. Hawkins said, "you can understand them perfectly" at accelerated speeds.

"If you're listening at accelerated speeds," said Joel Galbraith, a researcher in Penn State's instructional systems program, "it forces you to not do anything else, so you're more focused on it".

Talking Book Player www.telex.com The Telex Scholar Digital Talking Book Player, designed for the blind and dyslexic, is a hand-held device that plays back CD's or MP3's at accelerated speeds ($249).

The Telex Scholar Digital Talking Book Player, designed for the blind and dyslexic, is a hand-held device that plays back CD's or MP3's at accelerated speeds ($249).

"People who are listening at accelerated speeds learn just as much, and there's some evidence they may learn even a bit more," said Kevin Harrigan, an associate professor at the Center for Learning and Teaching Through Technology of the University of Waterloo in Canada.

When one cassette is copied onto another at accelerated speed, there isoften a perceptible weakening of the upper tonal range.

Which is just as well, given that the Olympic movement is no longer just about sport, but about wholesale urban regeneration at accelerated speed.

In the absence of selection, heterosis should increase linearly with population divergence (Falconer and Mackay 1996), whereas outbreeding depression due to multilocus interactions should develop slowly in the beginning, but at accelerated speed as populations become increasingly differentiated (Orr and Turelli 2001).

Then, with a switch of perspective, the light carves out a deep arched corridor, perfectly framing Odedra as he spins quietly and raptly, at accelerating speeds.

These technologies are the foundation for a new generation of killer apps, a platform that extends vertically and horizontally in unpredictable directions but at accelerating speeds.

Just as daunting is the struggle to make sense of the torrent of information that surges out of computers at accelerating speed.