Sentence examples for momentary speed from inspiring English sources

If the administration and lawmakers forge an agreement largely along the lines of the deal they had reached before McCain's arrival Thursday, the tumult will have been a momentary speed bump.

Thus the output voltage of the machine at a time might represent the momentary speed of the object being modelled.

Analysts say the bad winter is unlikely to be more than a momentary speed bump as China maintains its trail-blazing economic growth.

Since we are considering reactive systems with a data input rate that is determined by the environment, we want to run the system at a momentary speed of s = {speed}_{{core}_{1}} + {speed}_{{core}_{2}}, (13).

Registration for candidates began on Sunday, and it's possible that the low numbers are just a momentary speed bump.

In other words, (phantom {dot {i}!}{speed}_{{core}_{1}} = {speed}_{{core}_{2}} (= s/2)) yields the minimal power consumption for any momentary system speed s.

The extreme wind damage in Panama City, on the left side of the eyewall, raises the possibility that Michael generated hurricane "mini-swirls," which are like tiny tornadoes, roughly the diameter of a couple of houses, and can create momentary wind speeds in excess of 200 mph.

After the momentary reduction in speed, the train turns to the right and descends into a downward 540-degree helix.

We base the control policy on just the pole's momentary angle and angular speed since the control model can be simplified by transforming the system into one where the cart's position and speed are zero.

"Momentané" translates into English as "momentary," which alludes to the speed and frenzy of contemporary life, rather than the monumentality traditionally prized by historic museums like this one.

"You Lie" Wilson even forced anti-Obama ringmaster Rush Limbaugh to take momentary pause in his diesel speed assault, and instead attack Republicans for groveling.