Sentence examples for speed permitting from inspiring English sources

That is an unusual way to build, but on the other hand can drastically speed permitting, since it does not require filing a demolition permit.

We consider moderate submergence and speed, permitting us to approximately neglect effects of breaking waves and cavitation, and linearize the free-surface boundary conditions and the trailing vortex wake dynamics.

Recent technical developments in broadband optical light sources, detectors and imaging processing methods have boosted its imaging ability in terms of resolution and speed, permitting rapid volumetric scanning of tissue microstructures in vivo [ 9– 13].

Wave speed is not assumed to be infinite in the wave-reservoir model, except in the local segment, which is assumed to be hydrodynamically compact (i.e., short in relation to the wave speed), permitting the application of a windkessel-type analysis.

Fast interval training, used primarily to develop speed, permits rest periods long enough to allow almost complete recovery of the heart and breathing rate.

A conductor wearing the badge Sal Alfone told Tim that near Kingston, the Acela gets up to 110 miles an hour but that on the sections of track shared with the New Haven div ision of Metro-North, the maximum speeds permitted are 70 to 79 miles an hour.

Governor Corzine, who addressed the group later, suggested that he would seek a compromise to speed permits in certain areas, but not statewide.

A1 McGreevey's Farewell Gift Gov. James E. McGreevey of New Jersey, entering his final days in office, gave the state's environmental lobby a parting gift of an executive order to delay a law that will speed permits for developers.

In 1900 the introduction of high-speed steel permitted the operation of tools at twice or three times the speeds allowable with carbon steel, thus doubling or trebling the capacities of the world's machine shops.

Multi-billion dollar tax incentives are in the pipeline and a new law should soon speed up permitting processes that can take years.

Mr. Romney, who said last week that he had named a billionaire oil industry executive, Harold Hamm of Continental Resources, to lead his team of energy advisers, has said he would relax regulations and speed the permitting process.