Encountering a moose during the drive had the overall strongest speed-reducing effect and gave the strongest deceleration, indicating that moose decoys or moose artwork might be useful as speed-reducing countermeasures.
B1 measured a strong speed shear (~ 40 ms−1 km− 1) at the top of the capping inversion around 2.3 km.
In addition, a thin and strong speed shear layer at the altitude of 2.3 km and at the resolution of 20 m did not appear anymore at the resolution of 150 m in both radar- and balloon-derived profiles.
The participants were asked about video game use (the ones who used to be or still were regular players were ruled oud) for it promotes strong speed advantages to answer to the stimuli to such a degree that bilingualism can do little to further improve the RTs measured by the tasks (Bialystok et al. 2005a, b).
We found that they displayed calcium oscillations that were independent of extracellular calcium and more frequently observed in DCs undergoing strong speed fluctuations.
The fewer devices your network has to support, the stronger speed you get out of it.
However, there was a tendency for a stronger speed-reducing effect from the radio message warning and from a combination of a radio message and wildlife warning sign in velocity profiles covering longer driving distances than the statistical tests.
This inhibition is selectively aimed at neurons coding the direction of motion opposite to the stimulus motion direction with relatively strong speed-selectivity.
This fact leads to the existence of a theoretical upper bound on the strongest wind speed that a tropical cyclone can attain.
Harbour Island, also situated near Eleuthera, reported wind gusts of 138 mph – the strongest gust speed observed in the Bahamas during Andrew's passage.
Wilson and R. G. III, for example, are largely described in relationship to their amazing physical skills: strong arms, speed, quickness and versatility.
