Sentence examples for speed distinctions from inspiring English sources

Such speed distinctions might seem insignificant.

In such circumstances of warped speed, the distinctions between the past and the present, between history and the immediate, are becoming increasingly blurred.

China's relentless drive for speed and distinction has already been a liability in the construction of high-speed trains, which a spokesman once called so superior to Japanese trains that they "cannot be mentioned in the same breath".

Balanchine choreography needs women, and — even at greatest speed — it needs distinction, clarity, time.

Besides the difference in speed, a crucial distinction is how each plan would reach its goal.

The problem is that there is a critical and poorly understood distinction between speed and capacity.

Figure 8 shows the distribution density of longitudinal acceleration with no distinction for speed (in force of the weak speed dependency above discussed).

Any news organization would be embarrassed about getting the speeding ticket/reckless driving distinction wrong in a crime story.

Each incident points to a fascinating world of speed and violence in which distinctions and good judgment often blur.

Just wars, like World War II, have a leveling effect: they tend to speed up change, blur social distinctions and bind people together who might otherwise distrust or dislike one another.

Among the downsides to the growing use of news aggregators are the increased pressure on journalists for speed, the erosion of the distinction between news gathering and republication, intrusive advertising, and lack of any professional editorial role.