Sentence examples for express speed from inspiring English sources

For him, Latin America was "a region where historical evolution occurred at express speed", making it invaluable as a "laboratory of historical change".

Instead, they were ruthlessly brushed aside by a rampant Australia side, failing to get close to victory in any of the five matches as pace bowler Mitchell Johnson's express speed and Brad Haddin's never-say-die batting, exposed their limitations.

Similarly The Sunday Times noted, "The entire company join in the chorus, the music of which admirably expresses the whirl and thunder of a railway train at express speed".

Passenger-rated vans carried parcels, horses, and milk at express speeds.

In addition, the average speed of each game (m·min−1) was calculated in relation to the final speed reached by players on the Yo-Yo IRT (m·min−1) in order to express the speed of the match in relation to the physical capacity of each player.

From the angular difference in the position of stars (maximally 20.5 arcseconds) it is possible to express the speed of light in terms of the Earth's velocity around the Sun, which with the known length of a year can be converted to the time needed to travel from the Sun to the Earth.

States have been falling for marriage equality so fast this week it's hard to come up with the right analogy to express the speed.

These rates -- called discount rates -- are factored into pension calculations to express the speed at which the pension fund must compound if workers are to receive all their money in the future.

Indeed, some of the money that the White House has earmarked will go on sidings where freight trains can be parked while intercity expresses speed by.Federal and state grants will flow to the freight railroads to help them upgrade their lines for more and faster passenger trains.

Thus, HRT expresses the speed of initial recovery, related to differences in fire-response traits of vegetation and to climatic conditions immediately following fire.

We expressed the speed of learning as the number of trials (with 95% confidence intervals, CI) necessary to reach 50% of the maximal performance.