Bolt's height allows him to hold speed for longer and decelerate at a slower rate than a shorter sprinter.
Consider the contempt in which many motorists hold speed cameras, or "government cash machines", as they like to call them.
It has also been a frequent guest in Brazil's start-up scene, even holding "speed dating" sessions with a large number of entrepreneurs in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
A driver from out of town had a 10percentt higher probability of getting a ticket than a local driver, holding speed and other characteristics constant.
Böhm, who also holds speed ski-mountaineering records on Gasherbrum II and Muztagata in China, was not the only one hoping to snag the first oxygen-free ascent and ski descent of Manaslu.
They strikingly demonstrate that the native βMys is optimized for speed and that the natural activator holds speed near constant while maximizing ⟨ F⟩ and ⟨ P⟩ by increasing the relative step-frequency for the longest unitary step-size of βMys.
System analytics in the form of quantities [average force (⟨ F⟩), dynamic velocity (u), and average power (⟨ P⟩) for the actual step-sizes vs ωL in Figure 5] strikingly indicate that the native βMys is optimized for speed and that the natural activator holds speed nearly constant while increasing ⟨ F⟩ and ⟨ P⟩ by increasing the relative step-frequency of the long step.
Also, some of these venues are not used on weekday evenings, which is when its the best time to hold speed dating evenings.
For races at superspeedway tracks, today's cars must use a restrictor that limits engine power, holding speeds down, and, often, causing the cars to bunch in tight packs.
The German force also held a speed advantage over Renown, having a top speed of 32 kn to the battlecruiser′s 30 kn, but was slower than the destroyers, which could steam at 36 kn.
As the Jetta headed toward the George Washington Bridge, Mr. Taylor held his speed between 40 and 45, even though the speed limit was 50 miles an hour.
