Sentence examples for present speeds from inspiring English sources

TTC can be defined as "the time required for two vehicles to collide if they continue at their present speeds and on the same path" [38, 39].

It stated that at the present speed it would take 12 years to drill as few as 200 wells.

The present speed of the filaments is about 100 km per second; the approximate age of the Cygnus Loop is 10,000 years.

But the bill's passage could signal a significant change in many neighborhoods where traffic is light enough, at least during some hours, to present speeding opportunities.

Other vascular beds may present speed relationships that for example result in endless RBC images when the scanning speed matches RBC velocity, or no or very small RBC images due to very fast flow velocity.

In another 1995 story, "Heathen Technology at the End of the Twentieth Century," he writes: "So like gigantic nuclear-force wheels, the present sped into the future and the past carried garbage across the horizon.

The train decelerates from its present speed of 29.5 m/s and finally stopped at tag 2,820.

Upon receiving moving authority, it starts deceleration from its present speed of 29.5 m/s and finally stops at location 3,071.

The trains' interval is estimated and controlled by the safety margin plus the succeeding train's braking distance at the present speed.

The principal costs and benefits of the present speed limit are then discussed, and available data are used in order to suggest the reasonable orders of magnitude of costs and benefits.

But the new images show that the star experienced a brief rebirth 850 years ago, violently spewing knots of helium and carbon-rich material and accelerating the stellar wind to its present speed of over 8.7 million miles per hour (14 million kph), according to the researchers.