Sentence examples for engagement speed from inspiring English sources

In contrast to a recent study demonstrating improved marksmanship and target engagement speed following 4-weeks of β-alanine ingestion (Hoffman et al. 2014), this present study was unable to observe any between group differences.

At the end of the study, the Soldiers in the BA arm showed no improvement in cognition; however, they did show significantly better power performance, marksmanship, and target engagement speed from pre-ingestion levels as compared to placebo.

In a previous study that has examined the effects of β-alanine supplementation in military personnel, Hoffman et al. (2014) demonstrated that 4-weeks of β-alanine ingestion can enhance jump power performance, marksmanship and target engagement speed.

Peak jump power, target engagement speed, and shooting accuracy were significantly improved for the β-alanine group in comparison with the placebo group (p < 0.034, p < 0.039, and p < 0.012, respectively), but did not appear to have any significant effects on cognitive function.

Now all 35 of them, along with another 20 of Mr. Goines's posters, decorate the 2007 Chez Panisse 35th Anniversary Engagement Calendar (Ten Speed Press, $16.95).

She has upgraded from the boondocks to the hospitality at the plush Silverstone Six marquee as the years have rolled by but the thread of engagement is still speed.

This offers direct comparisons of access speeds, engagement and article-by-article traffic.

Indicators such as heart rate, galvanic temperature, walking speed and engagement could work together to reveal genuine emotion, a potentially more predictive indicator of a consumer's future behavior than mindset alone, particularly when paired with browsing history, GPS data and all the other information already available to advertisers.

The factors considered in the experiment were the depth of cut, the feed rate per tooth, the cutting speed, the engagement and wear of the cutting tool, the use of cutting fluid and the three components of the cutting force.

We used a modified spatial cueing task to assess the speed of engagement and disengagement from supraliminal and masked pictorial cues depicting threat, dysphoria, or neutral content in 36 clinically anxious, 41 depressed and 41 control participants.

Further, the generalized closed form solutions of TSG are obtained from a more general linearized engagement model, where the speed of the vehicle can be an arbitrary positive function of time.