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That is still well below the speeds that Comcast touts in its consumer benefits pitch.
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State law mandates that the speed must be rounded up or down to how drivers in the 85th percentile — meaning 85% of the speed that people drive, or below that speed — travel on that road.
Also, during the processing, a tolerance of 85 % was considered concerning the suggested minimum speeds, meaning that, regardless the guideline that was given to the drivers, speeds that were 15%% below the respective guideline for each road context and driving scenario were set in the driving simulator and become acceptable.
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This can become more challenging for freight trains, as they a more likely to run non-stop, and also more likely to have a maximum speed that is below the line speed limit, meaning some speed restrictions in the line speed profile will not appear in the train speed profile if they are still higher than the train's maximum speed.
Below a certain depth, roughly 2,000 feet (600 meters), it travels at a speed that is proportional to the depth below the surface.
The lead cars in these scenarios were travelling at a speed that was constant and below the speed limit.
Julius Caesar described them as being just "a little below the elephant in size," with "strength and speed" that was "extraordinary".
Over the past week, I've been calling Verizon Communications to complain that my high-speed DSL connection has slowed below the speed of the dial-up that I had about ten years ago.
It's generally acceptable to go 5 miles (8.0 km) above or below the speed limit, but anything beyond that can earn you a traffic ticket.
In Seattle, we joke that hybrids are the only cars that go below the speed limit.
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