Sentence examples for speed potential from inspiring English sources
The proposal generated public comment but nothing changed, and science continues to move forward with speed, potential and outdated regulation.
They would listen to the jukebox rock 'n' roll and explore their machines' speed potential on the surrounding roads.
To address such an ambitious course and schedule, the event's new organizers -- the British concern Clipper Ventures, which acquired the race earlier this year -- have put a high premium on the speed potential of the competing boats.
The simple and all-fiber configuration, low-cost and high speed potential make it promising for fiber-based dynamic pressure sensing.
In this paper, the low-voltage CML D-latch topology is analyzed and compared to the traditional implementation to evaluate its speed potential and power efficiency, which are crucial aspects in current applications.
Therefore, we chose a state-of-the-art, non-linear, image restoration generic method with a high speed potential, named L0-AbS [22] for testing them, which is applicable to any kind of linear blur (SI or not), and which assumes presence of additive white Gaussian noise.
Air-cushion trains have speed potentials of up to 300 miles (480 kilometres) per hour; track costs are relatively low because of the simple concrete structure involved, which can be elevated on pylons, laid on the surface, or sunk in tunnels.
The development of sports cars for racing, especially in such commercially important events as the 24-hour endurance race at Le Mans, where the reputations of participating manufacturers are very much at stake, brought about some prototype sports cars that are, in reality, little different in their power and speed potentials from Formula One machines.
"His kind of speed and potential, that's what he brings to the table," Jets Coach Herman Edwards said.
The proposed lithium-ion battery pack has a 5.2 kWh capacity, but BRD refrained from estimating top speed or potential range.
(The forty-yard dash, the standard measurement for judging the speed of potential draft picks, is so named because it was thought to be the distance a player would have to sprint to catch up with a punt).
