Sentence examples for restricting the speed from inspiring English sources

Polling stations in London, Paris, Brussels and Rome had between three and seven stamps with which to mark the ballots of tens of thousands of people, restricting the speed of the voting.Mr Iohannis has vowed to chart a strong Euro-Atlantic course for his country.

Also, the movement data obtained from visual images are often slow and delayed (latency) [13, 14], thereby restricting the speed and the accuracy of achievable object manipulation tasks, especially when the object is moving relatively fast, as is often the case with nonprehensile tasks mentioned above.

While we have restricted the speed of crude oil trains to increase safety, speed restrictions alone will not completely solve this problem.

For the novice rider, Onewheel has a basic setting that restricts the speed and handling to help users get used to the board.

"You may have to restrict the speed at which rovers could approach the site," Race says.

Legacy burdens also impact the CDO's budget and thereby restrict the speed with which the CDO can move.

Such progressive changes in fungal community responses to grassland conversion suggest that colonisation rates may act to restrict the speed of fungal community change.

This provides evidence that SseG acts to restrict the speed of SCVs that are located close to the Golgi, and suggests a tethering function for SseG in this region of the cell.

As the Amdahl's Law described [ 44], because the non-parallelized portion of a task restricts the speed-up performance, a linear speed-up rate is in fact difficult to achieve.

The current collection quality of pantograph catenary directly determines the stable and safe operation of high-speed trains, which is one of the key factors restricting the highest driving speed of trains [1].

The present findings could be explained by an increase in the percentage of slow oxidative fibers during winter, which would increase the capacity for efficient locomotion at low speed but may restrict the top speed at which birds are able to locomote, due to an inability to generate the required locomotor forces swiftly enough.