Its failure last fall to launch the Acela Express service between New York City and Boston on schedule deprived high-speed rail boosters of a working success to justify investment in other high-speed corridors.
In the other image, 31 years later, Ali is lighting the Olympic flame, unsteadily, in Atlanta in 1996: the undisputed American hero, now deprived of the speed of thought and action that often seemed superhuman, otherworldly, even to him.
His death in a road accident in 1989, aged 33, came after injuries had already deprived him of the speed that was one of his prime assets, but his playing career still had one last chapter waiting to be written on that July day in Spain when his car collided with another vehicle parked with a flat tyre on the side of the road.
Gait patterns, instantaneous speeds, and gait maps for representative wild type and sensory deprived animals walking at similar speeds.
Her sleep-deprived, speed-fuelled working methods may sound extreme but it's hard to argue with the results.
Penn State warned students that file-sharing could lead to huge fines and jail time, and deprived 220 students of high-speed Internet connections in their dorms after finding that they were sharing copyrighted material.
The speed with which an event becomes old news has deprived us of the time to process experiences, both public and private.
Mr. Hayes said as a result of speeding up elections, "many employers and employees will be deprived of meaningful opportunity to express lawful views about the merits of collective bargaining representation".
Other considerations include speed of seeking medical healthcare, referral patterns and clinical management in socioeconomically deprived areas.
It's like Doncaster, which has had high-speed rail for 30 years and is still one of the most deprived parts of the country".
