The phrase "at the same high speed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe two or more actions or processes occurring simultaneously at a fast pace.
Example: "The cars were racing at the same high speed, making it difficult to determine the leader."
Alternatives: "simultaneously at a fast pace" or "concurrently at high velocity."
According to Inside Higher Ed, students today expect the same high-speed Internet availability and access to digital resources that they have grown accustomed to at home.
They conclude that no failure detector presents at the same time high speed and high accuracy.
Largely because a number of big changes are coming at the same time: high-speed mobile networks, cheap tablet devices, the ability to process huge amounts of data cheaply, sophisticated online gaming and adaptive-learning software.
Thus, if designers make the fuselage fatter and the wings smaller in an effort to carry more payload at the same or higher speeds, a new control system might be needed because of the changes produced in the overall mechanical and aerodynamic characteristics of the vehicle.
"It's madness to be promoting domestic flights at the same time as investing in alternatives like high speed rail".
Unlike common algorithms for numerical integration, this algorithm allows the calculation of all frequencies at the same time at a high speed using a regular frequency interval for the whole calculation with the same or even higher precision.
At the same walking speed, step rate was higher in women than in men.
Participants then performed a verification test, designed as a test to exhaustion at the same constant speed but 0.3 and 0.1% higher than the maximal gradient achieved during the GXT for NON-SCI/PARA and TETRA, respectively.
The elevated viscosity of spruce at high WIS loading leads to higher specific power inputs for mixing and it has been shown that hydrolysis may even proceed faster at higher WIS loading at the same impeller speed [ 13].
