Sentence examples for passing at high from inspiring English sources
A train passing at high speed creates a powerful air current that can pull workers onto the tracks, particularly if trains are passing on both sides, he added.
It is usually used to separate people from the trains passing at high speeds or to isolate fast lines where trains might not stop from the regular lines which should be easily accessible.
New York, presented in fragments as if it were a movie montage on the page, is the novel's collective protagonist, the inhuman industrialised city presented as a flow of images and characters passing at high speed.
A large number of trains passing at high speeds are simulated by signals, applied with the help of hydraulic jacks, having the shape of the letter M and representing the passages of bogies on sleepers.
Walker was shown screaming as he fell backwards on to the railway track before the camera cut away to show the train passing at high speed.
In fact, by 2007, the vocational students were actually passing at higher rates than students in the rest of the state.
The report federal police sent to prosecutors says a patrol was driving on a road west of Mexico City when a convoy of three vehicles passed at high speed.
Colter et al. reported that single cell derived MSC clones could be expanded up to 50 population doublings in about 10 weeks if cultured by repeated passage at low density whereas cells stopped growing after 15 passages if passed at high cell density [31].
Others have suggested that this "administrative gatekeeping" [38] may be the most ethical response to rationing for doctors, allowing them to implement fair cost-reducing guidelines passed at higher levels within the health care system, while at the same time avoiding having to make rationing decisions in individual cases.
This analysis, while promising, has the potential to be biasing the VF cohort toward students of higher academic potential, as the upper quartiles of students pass at higher rates.
Traffic vibration is mainly due to heavy trucks passing at relatively high speed on a road with an uneven surface profile.
