Sentence examples for speed tied from inspiring English sources

All of the wild, beautifully goofy llamas in the world couldn't draw a billion people together into a collective recognition of the Sublime with an internet built on lanes of varying speed tied to service fees.

He tied with Yu Yangyi, then crushed his Chinese rival 2-0 in the speed tie-break.

The high percentage of draws, some of them routine, in the main match, has led to proposals for the reform of the format to reduce the importance of speed tie-breaks.

The added element of speed is tied into the race demands of the enduro, with the two slowest athletes at the end of each discipline being eliminated immediately.

In terms of the recommendations, "stirring speed" is tied to the average beats per minute (i.e. tempo) of the artist's top song.

According to Phil Klotzbach, research scientist at Colorado State University's Department of Atmospheric Science, Irma's top wind speeds were tied with the second-strongest maximum winds of all time for an Atlantic hurricane.

All you have to do participate in this moment is keep your tracks within 10 BPM of 120 BPM (house music's cruising speed) and tie it together with 4/4 kick drums, though departures are kosher.

Our big value prop is on the quality side, and on the speed, which ties into efficiencies.

Determine approximate wind speed by tying a ribbon to the end of the antenna of the remote and holding the controller parallel to the ground.

If we regard a light beam as a series of peaks and troughs then we can see that an observer moving alongside with the same speed would be tied to a particular trough or peak and would no longer "see" the oscillation.

Mr. Turpen, the Toronto airport executive who was previously the chief executive of San Francisco International Airport, suggested yesterday at the Airport Summit that the time had come to begin more intense work on building high-speed rail links tied to the air system.