The Pilot has dual-stage driver and passenger front air bags, which deploy at rates commensurate with the speed and severity of the crash.
The reserve would control Iraq's ability to buy food, medicine and other essentials commensurate with the speed and volume of certified weapons destruction by the Iraqi authorities.
Under these Newtonian principles, a candidate's position on an issue tends to stay at rest until an outside force — the Tea Party, say, or a six-figure credit line at Tiffany — compels him to alter his stance, at a speed commensurate with the size of the force (usually large) and in inverse proportion to the depth of his beliefs (invariably negligible).
Since the entire process, from the acquisition of wave front measurements to the positioning of the surface of the deformable mirror, must be performed at speeds commensurate with the atmospheric changes, the adaptive optics control imposes several challenging computational problems.
That small team proved something important: that we could respond to what's happening on our planet with a speed nearly commensurate with the growing danger.
To accelerate this trend, chipmaker MediaTek says it has a chipset that can give phones top speeds without commensurate prices.
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A central lesson from the discourse on emergent blockchain technology is that the current speed of global constitutional, legislative, regulatory and adjudicatory systems not only should but must accelerate by quantum leaps commensurate to those of the underlying technologies they relate to.
Salary commensurate with experience.
