Sentence examples for high-speed pathway from inspiring English sources

British Rail duly began to plan a dedicated high-speed pathway through Kent and south London to a sub-surface terminal at King's Cross.

Enhanced computing technologies (high-performance computing) accelerate the process, whereas ICT provides a high-speed pathway among the aforementioned entities, i.e., smart sensing and AI decision making.

The selected area electron diffraction (SAED) pattern revealed that the nanorods was single-crystal TiO2, and such structure displays unique advantage in QDSSC application, because they can provide high-speed pathway for electron transport with few crystal boundary.

The directly grown GNFs not only played the attractive template that offered a large surface area to promote the loading of RuOx for enhancing electrochemical activity, but also provided a high-speed pathway that promoted charge transport and transfer.

However, if two opposing perturbations (e.g., ±60° visuomotor rotations) could be learned as part of the same structure (e.g., rotation structure), then we would expect a low-dimensional, high-speed pathway between the parameter settings for the two opposing perturbations.

Given the ability to capture 3D images in a rapid time (each image could be acquired in less than a millisecond), this new PSHG holography opens the pathway for high-speed dynamical 3D PSHG imaging for studying biological processes, such as muscle mechanics with millisecond temporal resolution.

I.B.M. pioneered high-speed chip designs based on limited logic pathways, for example, but Hewlett-Packard and Sun Microsystems used them to grab the lead in the multibillion-dollar market for work stations and server computers that use such chips.

It is expected that hierarchical architectures Bi2S3 may provide a new pathway to develop advanced nanomaterial for high-speed and high-sensitivity photoelectrical switches and photodetecting devices.

Very high-speed snapshots.

high-speed networks.

High-speed film opened up interior spaces.