In both cases, witnesses said the cars appeared to be steadily increasing in speed until the accident.
In addition to steadily increasing broadband speed and capacity for consumers and businesses throughout the country, we need – as we said in our National Broadband Plan – "innovation hubs" with super-fast broadband, with speed measured in gigabits, not megabits.
Practice with increasing speed.
When it comes to running, one of the most popular endurance activities, traditional training recommends the gradual adaption principle -- that is, slowly and steadily increasing mileage and speed.
After making six starts for the Yankees in 2007 and two the next season for Washington, Clippard has pitched exclusively in relief, and he has steadily increased the speed of his fastball each season.
MRI machines and spiral and electron-beam CT scanners have steadily increased in speed and resolution, making coronary imaging a possibility for the first time, although none of these techniques match the resolution of IVUS.
Speeds are steadily increasing despite machinations within the industry, and in fact the average in the U.S. just went north of 50 megabits for the first time ever.
The popularity of diesel engines has been steadily increasing recently because of fuel efficiency, longevity, high torque at highway speeds, safety, and economy concerns (Lloyd and Cackette 2001).
By this time, Yamatos speed had dropped to 10 knots and her list was steadily increasing.
The implication is that increasing agitation speed, while keeping other factors constant, would decrease ethanol production at a steadily increasing rate.
For years, Intel has steadily increased the "clock speed" of its processors, the fastest of which now run at 3.4GHz, or 3.4 billion ticks per second.
