Sentence examples for speed maintained from inspiring English sources
On these roads, which are carefully marked and protected, the average speed maintained is from sixty to sixty-five miles an hour; the man who drives as slowly as fifty-five must be prepared to be passed by a constant succession of impatient faster drivers.
In general, with the engine speed maintained constantly in the experiment, the torque was in a "positive" correlation with NO and NOx, which is in correspondent to the existing studies.
An optimal set of those process variables values were calculated using response surface methodology, and results showed that optimal values were: temperature equal to 37 °C, pH controlled at 7.0 and agitation speed maintained at 1300 rpm, which correspond to a oxygen global mass transfer coefficient (kLa) of 36 h−1.
Critical sustained running speed was determined as Ucrit = Uf+[ tf/ti Ui], where Uf is the greatest running speed maintained for a whole time interval, tf is time spent at the final speed, ti is the time interval between speed increments and Ui is the speed increment [53].
To determine whether the walking speed maintained during a 1 km treadmill test at moderate intensity predicts survival in patients with cardiovascular disease.
Walking speed maintained during a 1 km treadmill test, measured at baseline and mortality over a median follow-up of 8.2 years.
The flame displacement speed maintains a constant value for a specified flow rate and decreases with jet velocity.
All this while constantly watching your airspeed, altitude, heading, and vertical speed; maintaining awareness of your engine indicators; and keeping an eye out for other airborne traffic.
The results can be used to regulate and optimize the machine's feed speed, maintaining a constant spindle motor speed during cutting.
The motor speed maintains a piecewise linear relationship with the required power which is consistent with the concept of motor increasing in speed that draws an additional amount of current.
With decreasing flight speed maintaining lift becomes aerodynamically more demanding and consequently, for example, the wing area, the angle of attack and the camber, which increases lift, increases (Figs 5, 8).
