Sentence examples for far higher speeds from inspiring English sources

He noted motorcycle accidents occurred at far higher speeds — and under different conditions — than the typical equestrian fall.

"After that game, I was convinced". In subsequent tests, Mr. Higley and other handpicked photographers pushed the new film to far higher speeds.

The Pentium 4 was designed to run at far higher speeds than its predecessor -- 2.8 to 3.8 gigahertz for current Pentium 4's -- but it does not perform as much work per clock cycle.

These will allow devices to handle much greater amounts of data at far higher speeds.

While that was the fastest yet recorded, he was optimistic that far higher speeds will be achieved and noted that pushing for technical breakthroughs is critical in life.

Memoright's high-speed drives operate at far higher speeds than other SSDs on the market, and show nearly double the performance of the closest competitors in the spinning disk category where it counts — or more.

The gasoline-alcohol engine can run at a far higher speed and power output, but it would require relatively large quantities of alcohol to prevent knock.

Fujisawa et al. have reported the possible reasons for the far higher speed and frequency of cataract development in minipigs than that in human eyes, and that turbidity with an area ratio of 15 to 21% developed in all pigs with an unperforated ICL of lens diameter 13.0 mm implanted into the eye.

For now, though, mobile operators are delaying investment in 3G and trying to squeeze as much revenue as possible out of their 2G and 2.5G networks.Another potentially promising area is "fibre to the premises", which involves running fibre all the way into homes, offices and schools to provide far higher access speeds than are possible with today's DSL and cable-modem technologies.

As far higher broadband speeds became the norm, entire industries were upended.

Etched into tiny skeletal structures that would be impossible to form with metal, it becomes the featherweight heart of a mechanism that can run at a far higher frequency (speed), which means greater accuracy.