Sentence examples for speed raises from inspiring English sources

This system of moving large volumes of air at a slower speed raises efficiency and cuts both fuel consumption and noise.

But the sudden convergence of American and Iraqi interests in speed raises the risk that the proceedings will be a shortcut to execution rather than a demonstration of real justice.

Ye's speed raises legitimate questions, especially given China's history with banned substances — the record she obliterated on Saturday had been set by a swimmer in a polyurethane suit, a Flash Gordon outfit so hydrodynamic that hardly any records have fallen since they were banned in 2010.

The increase in wheel speed raises the number of active grits per unit time resulting in increased MRR (Satyarthi and Pandey 2013b).

Results show that doubling the table moving speed raises more than four times of the table displacement at the moment that the table stops.

The increase in wheel speed raises the number of active grits per unit time, which as a result sweeps more material from the work surface resulting in reduced SR.

They are also capable of short bursts of speed, raising their body high off the ground as they run on the hairless soles of their feet.

Under his direction, the Speed raised tens of millions of dollars toward an expansion, expected to be completed in 2015, that will reshape its grounds and add new galleries for modern and contemporary art.

The federation then reopened that track for the men's competition Saturday and proceeded to lower the start (and the speed), raise the walls near the area where Kumaritashvili was killed and pad the posts where his inert body eventually came to a halt after he had flown off the track when he lost control of his sled in the final curve.

AFM has many advantages including capability of 3D imaging and compatibility in liquid environment, but very small single scanning size and ow scanning speed raised problems.

A recent study of a similar situation in China's Beijing city reveals that the decrease in cultivated land as a result of rapid urbanisation causes decrease in wind speed, raising temperature and urban heat island phenomenon (Cui and Shi, 2012).