Sentence examples for trial speeds from inspiring English sources

So British riders were tested in BAE wind tunnels, because at time trial speeds of 35mph, air resistance is a big problem and aerodynamics make a big difference.

He seemed as surprised as any of his 188 rivals; he has been concentrating on his climbing skills at the cost of some time trial speed after finishing fourth in the previous Tour.

Due to the displacement being lower than the fully loaded displacement, the trial speed is about 0.75-1.00 kt greater than the specified designed service speed.

Importantly, we also normalized the speed maximum per trial by dividing it by the sum of the speed maximum and the averaged trial speed.

To address this question we asked if the hand speed variability could be modeled as a stochastic process where each trial speed depended on the speed of the previous trial.

Significant negative correlations with CTG-repeat expansion size were found on tests associated with executive function (WCST, CWT B and TMT B), arithmetic (Arithmetic), visuospatial construction (RCFT, copy trial), speed and attention (TMT) and verbal ability (Vocabulary and Comprehension).

Normally a ship will run sea trials to meet the contract trials speed (at a sufficient margin above the required service speed), and the continuous service rating should be applied when the vessel is in service.

In December 2001, during the U.S. Short Track Speed Skating 2002 Olympic Trials, speed skater Shani Davis was racing for a position on the short track team.

Recall that these trials are visually identical yet on some trials, the speeds of responses are so fast that they exceed the upper limit of statistical facilitation.

People claimed the human body would burst amid such a trial of speed and endurance.

The indictment was narrowed, he said, "to shorten the trial and speed up the process".