Sentence examples for linked to the speed from inspiring English sources
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.
How quickly it hooks people is closely linked to the speed at which it is delivered to the brain, says McNeill.
The rationale for this concept of perception stems from the fact that a moving stimulus cannot be directly linked to the speed and trajectory of a 3-D object (see Figure 1); thus, relying on retinal images alone to generate perceptions of motion could not elicit biologically useful visual behavior.
Furthermore, it seems that all worker bees show various levels of hygienic behavior and its effectiveness is linked to the speed of execution.
The purpose of the paper authored by Gabriella Kosztolanyi-Ivan, Csaba Koren and Attila Borsos is to evaluate road scenes and particularly if characteristics of built-up, non built-up nature and the complexity of scenes could be linked to the speeding choice made by the driver and could explain some unsafe situations.
This role was reinforced by the development of the huge Euralille complex to the east of the city centre, which is linked to the high-speed-train station (Lille Europe), and includes stores, offices, hotels, and a joint conference, exhibition, and concert hall facility.
On the basis of our histological data, other factors than the muscle length are linked to the muscle contraction speed and consequently to the muscle contraction rate.
Moreover, it became increasingly linked to the variability in the speed of lever pressing, but not with the variability in the duration of individual bouts.
Lloyds insisted it was unable to provide details of the performance criteria linked to the bonus because of the speed with which Horta-Osório had been hired and the need to consult shareholders.
Testrad said check-in terminals would be linked to the airport by high speed rail tunnels and the estuary airport would be "car free with no private car access".
Increasing these gains tends to minimize the function (omega (t)) as a whole, which is indirectly linked to the inverse of the parametric "speed" of the curve.
