Sentence examples for speed to represent from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we used line speed to represent the difference in accessibility between metro and LRT.

The components included: g, memory, and processing speed to represent cognitive ability; quality of life, emotional wellbeing, and physical function to represent psychosocial wellbeing; and physical fitness, lack of inflammation, and lack of morbidity to represent physical health status.

As accuracy in reading ability needs to be combined with reading speed to represent reading capacity, time per correct word was used to measure irregular and non-word reading capacity.

Objective: The objectives of this research were: (a) to evaluate pedestrian crossing speed in Jordan; (b) to evaluate the effect of age, gender, distance crossed (street width), and number of pedestrians crossing as a group (group size) on pedestrian speed; and (c) to recommend pedestrian design speed values to represent pedestrians in Jordan.

Various towing speeds are used to represent the different wind speeds.

The results obtained are categorized into two parts: one showing the relationship between speed and location to represent the safe moving authority provided to the trains for their safe running in case of any fault scenario identified in runtime, and second, the relationship between time and location to represent the collision-free running of the trains in the same scenario.

To this end, we first added new state variables to the velocity state variables to represent the speed state.

In this paper, we consider a shared-channel packet-cellular wireless network model with a high-speed wired backbone to represent a general third- or fourth-generation network system such as HSDPA or WiMAX.

A moving person with different moving speeds is simulated to represent the movement behaviors.

Two train speeds are considered, one is smaller and the other is greater than the Rayleigh wave speed of the layered soils, to represent the effects of speed in the sub-critical and super-critical ranges.

The figures, he said, are intended to represent speed (Mercury), strength (Hercules) and intelligence (Minerva).