Sentence examples for small speed from inspiring English sources

THE Nasdaq stock market, which has more r.p.m.'s these days than a Nascar racer, hit a small speed bump last week.

Second, because the small speed boats and skiffs operate from larger "mother ships," they are able to attack ships far from the coast.

In general, it's not hilarious at all; but how flippant for a rich kid, that something like H.I.V. is just a small speed bump.

The controls at very high altitude are very sensitive and there is only a very small speed envelope, often called "coffin corner", where only a few knots of speed up or down can cause a stall.

The MacBook itself was last updated in April this year, and so major changes are not expected, but the 13-inch Macbook Air could see a small speed increase – potentially the last the line will ever receive.

In fact, it is actually possible to notice a small speed difference between the Nexus 5 and the already very fast HTC One or Samsung Galaxy S4 in general usage, which is truly saying something.

The percentage of FA was higher with a bimodal stimulus than with a unimodal one (see Table 1), thus revealing a small speed-accuracy trade-off (RTs were faster for bimodal semantically congruent stimuli than for unimodal stimuli; see Reaction Times).

Studies with experienced team-handball players [ 5, 6] have shown only a very small speed-accuracy trade-off and therefore ball speed is the main performance indicating variable for successful throwing towards goal.

But the Heat and the Celtics are on a collision course to meet in the second round, while the Bulls' path to the conference finals has much smaller speed bumps: the Indiana Pacers, followed by the Orlando Magic or the Atlanta Hawks.

Secondly, instead of using large, fixed speed fans, smaller speed controlled fans are incorporated into the individual modules.

We observe in Figure 6 that RLS converges at a smaller speed than in the situation of Figure 5.