Sentence examples for to boost speed from inspiring English sources

The normal response to a stall warning is to boost speed and Hersman said the throttles were fired and the engines appeared to respond normally.

There are lots of tricks to boost speed, including CPU cache memory which acts as a sort of speed buffer between the CPU and main memory (RAM).

His new club, Redline Motorsports, strictly prohibits things like loud engine revving and using nitrous oxide to boost speed (a practice that's illegal in some states).

(In the seventeenth century, athletes had their spleens excised to boost speed; in the nineteenth, they were advised to rest in bed at noon naked).

As the easiest way to boost speed is to add memory, the A5 processor used in the iPad 2 (and the recent iPhone 4S) was given 512 megabytes of RAM as well as a pair of cores licensed from ARM in Britain to speed up computation.

So it ditched the weak HTML5 mobile web standard and rebuilt its apps entirely natively to boost speed.

Nokia will continue to boost speeds with EGPRS 2, which is said to offer 1.2Mbps and increase uplink speeds to 473Kbps.

The committee noted it had heard allegations that BT had taken advantage of the "inadequate" information it had originally provided; both to expand into areas that rivals had subsequently shown interest in, and to refuse to boost speeds to at least one village that it declared too expensive to cover after winning a contract.

The question of whether Google can compete and force those companies to boost speeds and slash prices comes as consumers demand faster service to stream Internet video, and studies show that many Americans pay more for slower broadband connections than residents of other countries.

This technology was pioneered by Mercedes at the start of 2012, when they linked the DRS with the front wing, to reduce the downforce from that to help boost speed on the straights and balance the car in the corners.

In a study, published on Thursday, titled "The Most Innovative Companies in 2012," the Boston Consulting Group pointed to four steps that spell success in innovation: "generate breakthrough ideas," "involve customers throughout the innovation process," "boost speed to market" and "proactively manage an intellectual property portfolio".