Sentence examples for extensive speed from inspiring English sources
It was the fifth big rail accident in as many years; after a derailment at Hatfield, not far from Potters Bar, in October 2000, extensive speed restrictions and repairs paralysed the rail network.
The objective of conducting these extensive speed measurements was to establish a free-flow speed profile along the study corridor.
The Spanish railway network is very complex, with two different track gauges: the broad classic Iberian track gauge and the so called international gauge, the latter used in the extensive high speed network.
Europe and Japan already have been spent tens of billions to produce the world's most extensive high speed rail lines.
It is pouring huge sums into creating an integrated Asian energy and commercial system, with extensive high-speed rail lines and pipelines.
Mr. Wang was the fourth ministry official to lose his job in the wake of the crash, which has exposed flaws in China's ambitious effort to construct the world's most extensive high-speed rail network.
And France has the most extensive high-speed rail network in the world.
Maintaining that geometry is so challenging because without betraying too many spoilers an extensive high-speed battle scene takes our heroes throughout every nook and cranny of the digitally constructed space.
Meanwhile, China has completely revamped nearly all of its major cities, decked them out with advanced and modern public transportation systems, subways, covered its country with the most extensive high-speed rail network the world has ever known, as well as built hundreds of completely new cities all in little more than 15 years.
China's large-scale infrastructure spending in recent years has already resulted in the world's largest and most extensive high-speed rail network, a feat made possible by strong public finances, perhaps providing an instructive case study for the Trump administration.
Her technique was considered a significant advance in clinical skin repair, helping to reduce scarring in patients with extensive burns and speed their rate of recovery.
