Sentence examples for speed can be attributed from inspiring English sources

The increased speed can be attributed to enhanced nutrition for the dogs and the run/rest strategy that mushers employ.

Some of the Titan's good response, especially at low speed, can be attributed to the five-speed transmission, one of the smoothest-shifting gearboxes I have encountered in a car or a truck.

There's no doubt that a big part of RockMelt's speed can be attributed to the Chromium web browser on which it is built.

This considerably high download speed can be attributed to the map task replication and the random node selection mechanism when choosing which mapper to download from.

Part of this speed can be attributed to the company's obsession with minimalist design and its vast server farms, but you can be sure there's no shortage of optimization that's going on to make sure pages load as quickly as possible on the front end, too.

The increase in processing speed can be attributed to the reduction of calculation over the full reconstruction of an SD-OCT image that consists of multiple A-lines.

The final impact velocity of approximately 298 km/h exhibited by this landslide had never before been recorded and thus might mark a world record; these speeds can be attributed mainly to a low friction coefficient (approximately 0.12) and a long run-out (approximately 2,500 m) along a gentle dip-slope surface (approximately 15°).

A small portion of this speed difference can be attributed to a slower startup (about 1.6 seconds for jybel, compared to 0.8 seconds for pybel).

The reason that the friction coefficient decreased with the rotating speed increasing can be attributed to the fact that with the increase of sliding velocity, the shear stress increased, which is beneficial for the formation of tribofilm.

We found significant additive genetic variation contributing to mating speed that can be attributed to male genetic identity, female genetic identity, but not their interaction.

This difficulty is further compounded by acute threshold sensitivity of wind speed estimates, which can be attributed to erratic variation of model and sampling errors with selected threshold values.