Sentence examples for increased its speed from inspiring English sources

He developed a "false bow" for the steamboat "New Philadelphia," which increased its speed so that it was able to leave Albany, N.Y., in the morning and reach New York City before nightfall.

Once the pilot selected [a missile] to launch against it, the object increased its speed and then disappeared like a meteor".

The cargo ship increased its speed and began evasive maneuvers, leaving the pursuers behind.

The train increased its speed, topping out at 185 m.p.h., and Khalid hung on for his life.

In 2005, they increased its speed to 10 gigabits per second and built a surprisingly good silicon laser (see "Intel's Breakthrough").

But although it would take such an engine about two and a half days to accelerate from nought to 100 kph (60 mph), by September 1999 (the month in which the mission is currently planned to end), Deep Space 1 will have increased its speed by some 13,000 kph.Ion engines work by stripping electrons from gas atoms (in this case the gas is xenon) using an electric current.

* Historically, when a hurricane passes north of 35 degrees North latitude (in the middle of the Carolinas), it tends to dramatically increase its speed as it approaches 40 degrees North (near Atlantic City).

An object dropped from rest will increase its speed until it reaches terminal velocity; an object forced to move faster than its terminal velocity will, upon release, slow down to this constant velocity.

When the target reduces or increases its speed suddenly, either it stops moving further or it gets a turn of 180° or higher.

"Waiters charge frantically from side to side, as plates smash and live birds splutter skywards from beneath the dinner platters, confusion that increases its speed and intensity until it reaches a crescendo of pandemonium" – at which point a cheesemonger steps forward and explains that he's the set designer; he is duly – and rightly – applauded to the rafters.

This method is also adaptable to automated capillary electrophoresis which could increase its speed, sensitivity, and reproducibility, making it suitable for large-scale and high-throughput mutation screening.