This approach represents the first attempt to systematically address speed profiles with competing objectives, and our results reveal an apparent trade-off between fuel burn and taxi times, irrespective of fuel consumption modelling approaches".
For elderly drivers, the average speed systematically decreases for all street types and stop time systematically increases on arterials.
Perhaps the finest writer ever to use speed systematically, however, was W. H. Auden.
Based on the results of the tests, the authors systematically analyzed the speed variation patterns with disability grade, gender and passage width.
Especially long reconstruction times were reported with the model-based IR algorithm (MBIR; GE Healthcare), which are probably explained by the fact that this is the most advanced IR algorithm currently available These studies did not investigate reconstruction time and/or speed systematically, but mostly relied on a single measurement.
To this aim, ANOVA (three between-factors, that is Subject × Sleep Stage × Origin Location), as described in the Statistical Procedure subsection, was performed: no factors seem to systematically alter the speed of propagation.
Support patterns, or the configuration of paws on the ground at any given time, vary systematically with walking speed (Górska et al., 1999).
These measures were observed to decrease systematically as the speed declined, so that the race-walkers were least different compared to the controls (p < 0.05).
This is most evident with longer distances, and indicates that Google seems to systematically overestimate travel speeds in Senegal.
Furthermore, although all mice show better performances at lower speeds (F6,120=103.83, P < 0.0001), Tc1 mice are systematically worse for all speeds than WT mice (genotype speed interaction: F6,120=35.08, P < 0.0001).
