Sentence examples for gradually increasing speed from inspiring English sources
It is a story of gradually increasing speed, vehicle capacity, and range of travel that has shaped cities and structured the lives of those who live in them.
You can add power training to the exercises below by increasing the speed at which you perform the first step of each exercise, gradually increasing speed until you're able to complete it in one second.
In treadmill tests, patients are hooked up to sensors -- including a mask to measure the amount of oxygen and carbon dioxide in each breath -- and walk on a treadmill at gradually increasing speed and angle.
In the early days, store separation tests were conducted in a hit or miss fashion the stores would be dropped from the aircraft at gradually increasing speeds until the store came close to or sometimes actually hit the aircraft.
(Getting part of the track to accelerate can be done in two ways: either by using a series of belts rolling at gradually increasing speeds, or by varying the distance between overlapping sections of track, which allows different parts of a single walkway to move at different speeds).
Rats were accustomed to the treadmill at gradually increasing speeds prior to recording at least 4 complete step cycles at a speed of 10 cm/s.
In study by Saxena et al. [ 48] exercise training (treadmill running at gradually increasing speeds 10, 12, 16, and 18 m/min and a 5% incline for 20 min) significantly decreased proinflammatory cytokines in the adiponectin knockout mice with dextran sodium sulfate induced experimental colitis.
Moving inward, the gas gradually increases speed until it eventually matches the velocity of the spinning galaxy.
When coming out of a turn, make sure to gradually increase speed.
Once you can do this, gradually increase speed, still making sure to play it correctly, until you can play it perfectly at full speed.
In our study, rats were allowed a prolonged adaptation period and were introduced gradually to the increasing speed and duration of the exercise protocol, a factor which may be critical for joint health outcomes.
