Sentence examples for prolonged speed from inspiring English sources

With crew rosters of 12 to 15 sailors each, and lengths ranging from 88 to 125 feet, the competing cats -- some of which were recently launched and have undertaken the slightest of sea trials -- are easily capable of prolonged speed runs of more than 30 knots.

The Pos are similar to those recorded in the ventral aorta of trout swimming at 50% maximum prolonged swimming speed [41], [46].

It turned out the tire problems were clustered in Texas, because the failures are linked to prolonged high-speed driving in hot weather.

Cases involving brief periods of acceleration were also considered separately from those that involved prolonged, high-speed incidents, many of which involved accidents.

Failures of the tires already recalled have been associated with the deaths of more than 100 people, almost all of them in Explorers that rolled over after the treads suddenly peeled off tires during prolonged high-speed driving in hot weather.

The results indicate that bsMAb could be used to develop affinity chromatography for purifying highly contagious and pathogenic viruses avoiding procedures employing prolonged high-speed centrifugation.

The fact that the cocaine users had prolonged (not speeded) response latencies in both tasks may reflect a failure in attentional processing (Sarter et al., 2001).

This leads to slower walking speed, prolonged sit-to-stand time, lower quadriceps strength [ 6], poor Short Physical Performance Battery (SPPB) scores and a higher rate of falls [ 7].

The processing speed was prolonged by approximately 10% in the older group (subitizing speed: 58.5 ms/dot; counting speed: 394.7 ms/dot).

Diminished PER2 stability can have opposing effects on the circadian period by affecting the timing of when PER2 is accumulated in the nucleus – accelerated and prolonged nuclear import speeds up and slows down the clock, respectively.

Short-time perception robustly reflects the rate of the stopwatch-like system [8], [11], [12], being shortened or prolonged when the system "speeds up" or "slows down", respectively [13].