Sentence examples for except for the speed from inspiring English sources
Cooking food in a restaurant is not that different from cooking at home, except for the speed with which you must do it while minding a slew of other time-sensitive tasks, all in a very small, very hot kitchen.
Main result of this article is to show that, except for the speed parameter, the main parameters of tankers can be estimated sufficiently well for pre-design stage without having to apply conventional but arduous ship modeling experiments.
Except for the speed, which was measured by the operator during the test, over 5 metres of steady gait, they were all calculated by the adapted software Equimetrix® for quadrupedal locomotion analysis, as follows: The stride frequency (/s), calculated as a quarter (walk) or a half (trot, gallop) of the fundamental frequency, using Fast Fourier Transform FFTT).
The results show that the thermal-flow performances of the innovative natural draft dry cooling system are superior to the current system with circularly incorporated cooling deltas at various wind speeds, except for the wind speed higher than 14 m/s in the wind direction of 90°.
The results of this study show that the assignment of dual tasks with present cognitive deficits, except for the walking speed and apart from the walking speed, leads to a problem of frequency of walk as well as the pace length.
It's an industrial process any blacksmith would recognize except for the quality, speed and scale.
On the other hand, except for the mean speed of SUV, the standard deviation increases till PT and decreases thereafter.
Except for the computation speed and the visual effect, several objective evaluation criteria are also used to analyze the experimental results.
Prince William's response to being made an honorary barrister at Middle Temple – "I promise not to practise, except for the odd speeding ticket" – was, I know, a joke.
However, the mean stride duration in each leg tended to be comparable within each bout of walking, except for the slowest speeds, at which the hind legs became slower and more variable in their step patterns than the other legs.
