Sentence examples for moving at speeds from inspiring English sources

Larger effects are seen with elementary particles moving at speeds close to that of light.

The atoms in this room are moving at speeds of supersonic jet planes.

It is lowered to depths less than 200 metres from a ship moving at speeds no more than 28 kilometres per hour.

The fastest cetacean appears to be the sei whale (Balaenoptera borealis), recorded moving at speeds up to 65 km/hr along the ocean surface.

Hau and her group started with a beam of sodium atoms injected into a vacuum chamber and moving at speeds of more than a thousand miles an hour.

Synchrotron radiation, electromagnetic energy emitted by charged particles (e.g., electrons and ions) that are moving at speeds close to that of light when their paths are altered, as by a magnetic field.

Events were moving at speed.

A government moving at speed is harder to hit.

These were well-armoured ships, returning fire and moving at speed when the aircraft attacked them.

Moving at speed doesn't actually make people sick; once you're moving and at equilibrium that's fine.

"It's really hard to guess somebody's age when they're moving at speed," she said.