Sentence examples for that additional speed from inspiring English sources

Although an impressive technical achievement, Intel's arrival at two gigahertz raises questions about whether that additional speed is necessary for current computing applications.

The second writer protested that the first writer had forgotten that stopping distances should be calculated as the square as opposed to the product of the additional speed.

Rather than risk delaying the completion of the ships the machinery from HMS Tiger was duplicated with the addition of three extra boilers to provide the required power needed for the additional speed.

Such speed required a straighter line, meaning it was less able to avoid sensitive areas, and the additional speed added greatly to carbon consumption.

This would enable him to complete two more turns during his descent to the catcher, who must compensate for the additional speed and momentum.

With the additional speed it likely will contribute a bit more than this over the next decade," said Ian Joughin.

Foudroyant was flying a full set of sails and therefore suffered severe damage to its rigging in the opening exchange, the additional speed provided by this rig forcing Foudroyant to move ahead of the French vessel.

Then the mark M [ p'] will be increased through the arc a' t, p') with the additional speed u(a') [ M x)] at time x.

Then the mark M [ p] will be decreased through the arc a p, t) with the additional speed u(a) [ M x)] at time x.

There may not be a big demand to upgrade most commonplace computers, the reasoning goes, but there will always be a demand for the fastest systems among the customers that actually do need additional speed and processing power.

Approach speed, Vref, is typically 1.3 times stall speed, and an approach speed can be determined by multiplying stall speed by 3, moving the decimal point to the left one place, and then adding that value plus any additional speed increases as required for winds to the stall speed (i.e. a 50 mph (80 km/h) stall speed would have a 65 mph (105 km/h) Vref).