Sentence examples for speed in this study from inspiring English sources
For instance, the average computation time for a case with 400 m/s machining speed in this study is about 8 days on an Intel Core i7 3.2-GHz PC.
However, we only evaluated moderate control speed in this study, and the higher setting needs separate evaluation.
The image acquisition speed in this study, 25-kHz line rate, was slower than the maximum speed of the line scan camera in the spectrometer, 70 kHz, mainly due to the method used for generating the feedback control signal.
To assess processing speed in this study, we used visual inspection time, a task based on psychophysical theory [5], with supporting functional brain anatomy [6], which has been linked cross-sectionally to intelligence [2].
The weak correlation (P = 0.0626) of particle size with speed of homogenization in this study can be explained with the fact that the whole range of applied speed in this study, that is, 8000 rpm to 12000 rpm, was probably around the ultimate equilibrium emulsion droplet size.
However, it should be noted that the variability in self selected treadmill speed in this study (SEM, 0.07 0.1 m.s-1) is comparable to that noted during over ground walking (SEM, 0.08 m.s-1) in healthy adults [ 25], and is also similar to the limits (± 0.2 m.s-1) imposed by some studies when investigating the effect of over ground walking speed on gait parameters [ 30].
Cutting intensities and stirring speeds in this study did not show significant effects on curd moisture content over the course of syneresis.
After exploring various possibilities, the approach average speed (AAS) – defined as the average of entry, upstream circulating and exiting speeds in this study – was found to be the speed measure that best predicts safety.
The estimated speeds in this study differ from the theoretical speed (3.75°/h) of the WN4 structure by about 15%%.
We tested four different walking speeds in this study.
Therefore, the speed recorded in this study might be their optimal speed that minimizes the cost required to travel a unit distance [22].
