Sentence examples for linked to speed from inspiring English sources

During 2004, 125 crashes reported to the highway safety agency were linked to speed control.

A high incidence of crashes linked to speed control has occurred in earlier model Camrys.

Virus virulence, defined here as the likelihood of fatal infection, is not linked to speed of kill.

It finds that a series of factors could help, including improving local transport links to speed up commuting times, boosting firms' management skills and increasing the supply of affordable homes.

The best of them had responded with innovations, such as sophisticated data links to speed up cheque clearance across the whole of Brazil's vast territory.

Click the link, then just let the page sit there for a few seconds (or, alternatively, click one of the links to speed up the process).

Meanwhile, Dr Ruth Adams of King's College London thinks it might be linked to the speed at which "the cycle of production and consumption" now moves.

Moreover, the results proved that the increase of lift and drag coefficients is linked to rotational speed and Angle of Attack as well.

How quickly it hooks people is closely linked to the speed at which it is delivered to the brain, says McNeill.

Police in Southern California have grown increasingly concerned about street racing-related incidents in recent months, after a spate of deaths were linked to illegal speed contests.

Furthermore, it seems that all worker bees show various levels of hygienic behavior and its effectiveness is linked to the speed of execution.