Sentence examples for expansion of speed from inspiring English sources

Last year, the transport secretary, Phillip Hammond, promised to scrap public funding for the further expansion of speed cameras.

The District is also planning a possible expansion of the speed and red-light camera program.

Right now, we are seeing an exponential expansion of the speed and accuracy of artificial intelligence.

The rapid expansion of high-speed Internet access lets the computer become the video jukebox that Mr. Brandel uses to watch comedy clips.

Its centerpiece: a huge expansion of high-speed rail to bring the major cities within an hour's commute of each other.

The effort embraces recommendations made by the Federal Communications Commission in its National Broadband Plan, which was released in March and encourages the expansion of high-speed wireless broadband services.

The tougher battles may be with the auto and aviation industries, whose businesses are already under duress and who have historically lobbied against expansion of high-speed train systems.

With the expansion of high-speed communications networks around the country, the "applications hosting" business appears poised to grow quickly as corporations try to bring their far-flung employees, customers and suppliers together with seamless digital links.

Underlying the panel's recommendations is a concern that telecommunications costs have remained significantly higher in Japan than in other major industrial economies, hampering the expansion of high-speed Internet services.

With a looming showdown over net neutrality bumping up against his internet-heavy State of the Union address, President Barack Obama continued his weeklong dance with telecommunications giants on Wednesday in Iowa, unveiling plans to challenge state laws that limit the expansion of high-speed broadband access.

The S.E.C. has been warned in recent months by market participants, publicly traded companies and other regulatory agencies that the lack of coordination between trading platforms, as well as the expansion of high-speed trading in alternative markets, has furthered systemic risk, encouraged regulatory arbitrage and increased opportunities for market manipulation.