Sentence examples for bridging speed from inspiring English sources

If longer legs allow spiders to run faster upside-down, we expected to see a positive relationship between the FTL residuals and bridging speed and also that a regression model of FTL residuals predicting bridging speed would be more parsimonious (i.e., lower Akaike's Information Criterion, AIC) than a model predicting running speed on the ground.

Second, the OLS residuals of leg length were more parsimonious predictors of bridging speed (AIC = 20.8) than of ground-running speed (AIC = 63.0).

The OLS residuals of tibia length (controlled for body size) highly (and positively) explained bridging speed in A. aulicus (R2 = 0.54; P<0.0001; Fig. 3), supporting the idea that leg length alone allows faster suspensory movement.

Thus, both relatively longer legs (OLS residuals) and disproportionately longer legs (allometric residuals) favour greater bridging speed.

The inclusion of carapace width (body size) in a multiple regression model along with the OLS residuals (which remained highly significant b = 1.17; P<0.0001) also significantly and positively explained bridging speed (b = 1.05; P = 0.005).

Furthermore, their inclusion in a multiple regression along with carapace width predicting bridging speed resulted in a non-significant effect of body size (P = 0.411).

Cache memory is used to improve performance by bridging the speed gap between the main memory and CPU.

Analogous to "cache memory" invented several decades ago for bridging the speed gap between CPU and memory, STICS is the first-ever "cache storage" for bridging the gap between SCSI and IP making it possible to build an efficient SAN over IP.

The hazards for us are both natural (hills, headwinds) and man-made (bridges, speeding truckers hauling double trailers, fishtailing RVs, pavement strewn with debris).

A triple bridge speeds up the process.

No matter: we had already decided to take 11th Avenue up to Riverside Drive toward the bridge to speed up the trip.