Sentence examples for highest possible speeds from inspiring English sources

But the wings create drag, and the Air Force needed jets that could maneuver, even in dogfights, at the highest possible speeds.

"In a world where we speak of exchanging information at the highest possible speeds, there are so many things that remain so national," he said.

The idea behind all this is simple foolproof cornering at the highest possible speeds.

I foresee a whole new sport being made of snaps being sent at the highest possible speeds.

2) Flexible portability: the focus of our research was not on exploring the highest possible speed and efficiency, but rather adaptation to different task scales and computer configurations.

Important energy-wasting behaviors among van-drivers were identified: pressing the gas pedal down fully when accelerating; only shifting gears when they reach the highest possible speed; and braking abruptly.

The domain of permissible braking modes in Fig. 2 has the following restrictions: 1 on the highest possible speed of the cut entry to GRP; 2 on the minimum speed of cut entry to the TRP; 3 on TRP capacity; 4 on the speed of cut entry to the GRP; 5 on MRP capacity; 6 on GRP capacity.

Rolling stock The HS trains are designed to guarantee safe and uninterrupted travel at the speed of at least 250 and 300 km/h under the appropriate circumstances on the Category I lines, about 200 km/h on the specially upgraded Category II lines, and at the highest possible speed on the other Category III lines.

She earned a Race Register of Merit in 1952 from the AQHA, the lowest level racing award given by the AQHA, as well as the highest possible speed rating of AAAT, a measure of how fast she was able to run.

During acquisition protocol 1 imaging, the UF-CBCT is rotating with its highest possible speed, that is, 100°/sec; based on formula 1 a frame rate of 67 images per second is required to read out an image every 1.5°.

This might be explained by the fact that the score achieved in the game by the patients in the FME group was directly dependent on the number of movements performed (reached targets or completed paths), motivating them to perform movements at the highest possible speed.