Sentence examples for define speed from inspiring English sources

Two people at the same company, for example, can define "Speed to market", very differently.

Several things: obviously, the speed of extension and the "angle of separation" (which determines mechanical advantage) define speed.

To simulate the driving and measure emissions, driving cycles with a defined speed profile are used.

The monitors displayed a pattern of vertical black and white strips which move from side to side at a defined speed.

To circumvent this problem, we acquired z-stacks of optical slices (i.e. xy images) of the node with a laser point scanning confocal microscope at a defined speed (determined empirically to be between 3 and15 s) to generate kymographs that depict cilia movement.

Table 2 shows the percentage of northwest wind for the three defined speed ranges, by year; p refers to the comparison between the year under consideration and 1998.

In addition to restricting where on a body of water outboard motors can be used and their speed (either a defined speed or "no wake" boating), some regulators require boats to be steam cleaned to be allowed on certain lakes, usually those in densely populated areas whose waters form the drinking water supply for the surrounding communities.

The study defined speeding as exceeding the speed limit by 15 miles per hour, and officers are instructed to focus on the most egregious speeders.

For defined speeds, sub-millimeter and sub-degree kinematic accuracy and precision were achieved using an unmodified clinical biplane fluoroscope for quantification of glenohumeral motion.

In short, the percentile rank of image speeds in Figure 5 accurately predicts the anomalies of perceived speed that define the speed-distance effect.

Instead of activity and inactivity bouts, mammalian locomotor studies define slow speed segments as lingering episodes and high speed segments as progression episodes.