Sentence examples for cannot be faster from inspiring English sources

By introducing the definition of asymptotic spreading speed to describe the spreading front, we provide an estimate to show that the boundary moving speed cannot be faster than the minimal traveling wave speed.

Since a group with (m) generators can be presented as a quotient group of a free group of rank (m,) the growth of a finitely generated group cannot be faster than exponential (i.e., it can not be superexponential).

Without spaces, readers find it much harder to saccade to suitable points to fixate (Rayner et al. 1998), and without efficient saccading, reading cannot be faster than speaking because readers have to regularly check what they have read: Without spaces to use for guideposts, the ancient reader needed more than twice the normal quantity of fixations and saccades per line of printed text.

The hinge loss function (L w, [x_i, y_i]) = mathrm max {0, 1 - y_i w.x_i)}) in the unconstrained problem (5) is discontinuously in the derivative at (y_i w.x_i) = 1), and then the SGD's convergence rate still cannot be faster than (O(mathrm ln (T /T)) as mentioned in [38].

For GDEWORM, the CFL condition limits its time step so that it cannot be fast, while ALM improves convergence rate by introducing Lagrange multiplier λ.

Unless their method converges in about ten iterations, it cannot possibly be faster than the one proposed by us.

The laws of physics as we know them state that information cannot be communicated faster than the speed of light.

Carriage horses must be given at least 15 minutes rest for every two working hours, and cannot be driven faster than at a trot.

More generally, physicists now interpret relativity to mean that information cannot be transmitted faster than light.

Modular square root puzzles are non-parallelizable, i.e., the solution cannot be obtained faster than scheduled by distributing the puzzle to multiple machines or CPU cores, and they can be employed both interactively and non-interactively.

Trials with reaction times smaller than 200 ms were considered as anticipations and excluded from the analysis, on the basis of Go/NoGo studies which show that in their context, reaction times cannot be produced faster than 250 ms [19], [20].