Sentence examples for consequence speed from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, speed modulation in curvy roads is limited by engine braking saturation, and produces the mushroom shapes of the g-g diagrams (one may argue that in electric vehicles, in which the electric engine may also brake, this shape should not be observed).

As a consequence, swing speed also follows this trend.

Only in case of life-threatening incidences and calls where the response time has medical consequences ambulances are allowed to make use of acoustic and light signals and – as a consequence – to speed up their drive.

Meanwhile, the frequency behaviour of the proposed motor and its consequences on speed control scheme are discussed.

In these tests, the consequences of speed and entry angle changes along with different model nose shapes, on bounce phenomenon, are explored.

This is a consequence of speed-accuracy tradeoff (SAT).

The scientific implications are a consequence of speeding up timelines for a trial.

limit on city streets, an LED skeleton will appear, underscoring the potentially deadly consequences of speeding.

To reconcile his particle model with the known law of refraction, Newton speculated that transparent objects (such as glass) exert attractive forces on the particles, with the consequence that the speed of light in a transparent medium is always greater than the speed of light in a vacuum.

A survey of the final three innings of Sunday's broadcasts showed a chasm in the frequency of close-ups, which was partly a consequence of the speed of the games and the number of pitches thrown.

The consequence of low speed is a longer piston stroke and greater cylinder bore, albeit with fewer cylinders; the net result is a heavier engine, with a specific weight (weight per unit of output) of about 40 kg (88 pounds) per kilowatt in contrast to a typical figure of 20 kg (44 pounds) per kilowatt for a medium-speed engine.