Sentence examples for speed of many from inspiring English sources

That is, he said, about 10 times faster than the speed of many corporate data systems.

"Political donations determine the course and speed of many government actions that -- though we often forget -- will deeply affect our daily lives," Birnbaum lectures us.

The instability originates from the viscoelastic behavior of the covers and leads to strong barring vibrations, which limit the operating speed of many machines.

Improvements in the accuracy and execution speed of many of the simulation modules are based on the modification of advanced computer graphics rendering algorithms.

During the last century, the service speed of many transport concepts has dramatically increased, taking advantage of the rapid development of internal combustion engines.

This phone shaped like a candy bar has a sliding keyboard, 2.8-inch touchscreen and a processor running at about 400 megahertz — the speed of many PCs just a few years ago.

Motility speeds of many species exceed in situ vertical current velocities; this also allows diel migrational patterns and other motility-based behavior to persist.

When a body strikes a much larger one at speeds of many kilometres per second, the available kinetic energy is enough to completely melt, even partly vaporize, the impacting body along with a small portion of its target material.

The Wi-Fi-type standards take several leaps further and now match the speeds of many wired networks.

Hyperloop One, a three-year-old, L.A.-based company working to create near-supersonic trains that can whisk both passengers and cargo in giant pneumatic tubes at speeds of many hundreds of miles per hour, has raised $85 million in fresh funding, as first reported in Recode.

The recorded wind speed for all tests fell within the range of 8.6 m/s to 9.3 m/s (Reynolds number range of 2.6×104 to 2.8×104) determined using a pitot tube, which is at the higher end of the natural flight speeds of many insectivorous bats [32].