Sentence examples for speed experience from inspiring English sources

With a mixture of speed, experience and charm Jenson Button was, surprisingly, the dominant driver at McLaren.

· 3G broadband wireless connectivity, which gives customers a home broadband-like speed experience when surfing the Internet, sharing files and using media-rich Web applications.

On the first page of the book's prologue Hubbard cites "the basic equation of mass and time.... AS MASS APPROACHES INFINITY, TIME APPROACHES ZERO", meaning that interstellar travelers at near light speed experience time relative to their environment, and when they return to their home star will find that decades or centuries may have passed.

The expansion speed experienced a quick increase to maximum and then a steady decrease to zero and finally the area change was converted into a slow contraction.

It may be seen that the traffic flows fairly smoothly as evidenced by the relatively high speed experienced for the majority of the day.

In such curves, the magnitude of the peak was assigned as the rupture force (Frupture) and the gradient in the extension immediately before rupture was assigned as keff, which was the effective bond stiffness used to calculate the loading rate (keff multiplied by the pulling speed) experienced by the bound complex in the particular unbinding event (Fig. 5G).

Equation 1 states that the net in-plane velocity R ˙ (t ) of a cell arises from two main contributions: self-swimming at typical speed V in the direction of the cell orientation N, and advection by the flow, where σ = ±1 defines the flow direction and U ¯ > 0 the mean flow speed experienced by the cell.

People with Ethernet cards will be able to plug in to those jacks to get the system's full high-speed experience.

Based on their previous 6-speed experience, the automakers will share many common parts for the new 9- and 10-speed; manufacturing the transmissions will take place in each company's own plants.

Thoroughbreds running at racing speeds experience varying degrees of exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage, or bleeding in their lungs.

(The brief car chase in "Transformers: The Last Knight" offers more startling points of view and high-speed experiences than any in "Baby Driver").