Sentence examples for moving at steady from inspiring English sources

The V2V group communication can be implemented, following the conditions: no connection gap among the traveling vehicles, and enough THs moving at steady speeds.

Agents throughout the bucolic northwest corner say that summer rentals have been moving at a steady pace.

Modern roundabouts are smaller, designed to keep traffic moving at a steady pace, and connect with feeder-roads like spokes on a wheel.

But since 2000, when Hamburg came up with the now nine-billion-euro master plan to transform 388 acres of its vast central harbor into a brand new district, increasing the size of the city center by 40 percent, things have been moving at a steady clip.

Though Nares shot it from a car moving at a steady 30 miles per hour — "not easy to do in Manhattan!" he noted — his high-speed Phantom camera slowed down the perambulations of people he passed so extremely that it looks almost as if they've been frozen in place by some apocalypse, leaving the viewer as the sole survivor.

Facebook Places inconveniently exposes the half-truths we tell each other that keeps society moving at a steady clip.

The case of β < 0 corresponds to a flat plate <span class="lh">moving at a steady speed opposite to that of a uniform mainstream [3].

Waterloo and Southwark bridges were bereft of cars; even the Embankment, home to one of the longest Games Lanes, saw eastbound traffic moving at a steady enough pace.

So far, the Strata's Kickstarter campaign seems to be moving at a steady clip — the project only went live yesterday morning and at time of writing 361 backers have chipped in a total of $62,000 to help MetaWatch's latest make the leap from prototype to product.

Things have been moving at a steady clip for SpaceX after it got over some very public growing pains early on (think a string of failed rocket tests), but a spate of recent successes have helped to change public perception of the starry-eyed venture.

Altogether the IMF's advice remains: don't give up, continue moving at a steady pace.