Sentence examples for continuous speed from inspiring English sources

How do you safely cross a street where traffic is going at a continuous speed, nonstop, around blind curves?

Chips in ultra-thin PCs can't run as hot as they can in spacious desktops, which means you won't get the same continuous speed for movie editing or playing heavyweight games.

The ARAON was designed to break 1 m thick level ice with a flexural strength of 630kPa at a continuous speed of 3knots.

This has been applied to systems using geared transmissions with continuous speed variation achieved through sliding contact in clutch and brake components.

The results provide evidence for a successful proof of concept for mapping continuous speed data to traditional speed data collection points that may help in the speed limit setting process as well as the establishment of appropriate advisory speed zones.

The objective of this study was to develop a methodology using continuous speed profiles to evaluate the safety effectiveness of TCMs on crosstown roads as part of an integrated system in the absence of historical data.

The continuous speeds were then compared to speeds captured at eight fixed points.

The prediction of fault classification has been attempted at the same angular speed as the measured data as well as innovatively at the intermediate and extrapolated angular speed conditions, since it is not feasible to have measurement of vibration data at continuous speeds of interest.

EE estimation errors ranged from 14.1% – 116.9% Kiuchi et al. [41] 6 SCI (C6 – T9) IC EE (AR-1 Type-4) Propulsion at three continuous speeds on a WT that elicited an RPE of 9 (2.5–3 km/h), 11 (3.5 4.0 km/h) and 13 (4.5 5.0 km/h) Tri-axial ACC with gyro sensor.

At present, various tasks used to measure different aspects of executive function usually have moderately heavy cognitive demands and share requirements for continuous speeded responding to computer- or experimenter-produced stimuli, rather than being self-paced.

Slowing of MRT and increasing RT variability over time has been postulated to reflect mental fatigue, 'resource depletion', motivational deficits, fluctuations in executive control, or underlying neurobiological disturbances (e.g., motor timing deficits), which are caused by the need for continuous speeded responding to high-demand tasks [ 6, 20, 71- 75].