Of course speed has different meanings.
Of course, speed dating is good for practicing real-life interactions.
Of course, speed demons with less cash can customize smaller boats made by brands like Baja or Imp.
On Aug. 17, 1951, General Ascani — then a colonel — set a world closed-course speed record at the National Air Races in Detroit, flying an F-86-E Sabre jet over a 100-kilometer course at 635.686 miles an hour.
Some of these subway leanings, particularly in Manhattan, may be attributable to issues of proximity, convenience, access and, of course, speed -- a condition hopelessly hot-wired into a New Yorker's brain.
Extreme emphasis on motorsports produced A.J. Foyt's world closed-course speed record of 257 m.p.h., plus an Indianapolis 500 victory on Olds's 100th birthday in 1997 (in a predominantly Olds field).
Each of the dozens of vessels traveling through the port was illuminated by its own computerized icon, which, with a click, revealed the vessel's course, speed and destination.
A grasp-planning algorithm was also developed in MATLAB to plan the course, speed, and other microassembly-related parameters for efficient manipulation.
Of course, speed matters.
Seacrest was responsible for "determining the course, speed, and range of surface and submerged vessels (or targets) potentially posing a threat to the submarine".
