Sentence examples for speed equipment from inspiring English sources

Her father was Tommy Sparks, a pioneer of hot-rodding who co-founded Sparks & Bonney speed equipment.

The Edelbrock Highboy is so-called because it features so much speed equipment and technology from one of the era's most notable engineers, Vic Edelbrock, who died in 1962.

This is a challenge, because high speed equipment is not necessarily sensitive to variations in size/quality issues, and requires development of unique sensors and control systems.

Amtrak suffered another setback last month in getting its high-speed equipment into service between Washington and Boston.

The Ferrari-red cars represent the latest generation of high-speed equipment from Alstom, which also builds the TGV.

Amtrak said it was also planning to use conventional lower-speed equipment to make some of the trips normally made by the express trains.

Competitors and critics have said that by delaying the development of high-speed equipment, N.T.T. can gain critical mass in newer technologies and then use its brand name to crush the competition and maintain its tight grip on the Japanese telecommunications market, which is the most expensive in the industrialized world.

Harrisburg, Pa.-based AMP, Inc. is running local TV infomercials advertising gleaming factories and complex, high-speed equipment.

The periodontal defects were created using high-speed equipment with copious air/water spray and rounded diamond burs (KG Sorensen, Zenith Dental ApS, Agerskov, Denmark).

The imaging system can be further improved by including motion artifact reduction by the motion compensation technique, which has recently been developed in our lab [ 22], and by increasing the imaging capability by using highly sensitive detectors and high-speed equipment for real-time assessment.

Possible explanations for the increased sensitivity of gait recordings relative to tactile allodynia and incapacitance meter tests are the multidimensional and quantifiable nature of gait recordings, the sensitivity of the high-speed equipment, and a comparatively stimulus-free environment that may limit stress-induced responses in the animal.