Hushed at speed, the ride quality is smooth and comfortable.
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Auch, the chief at Speed Skating Canada, questioned Pound's judgment.
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We're talking steel at speed here, not a video game.
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At speed, the QX30 cruises well for a small vehicle.
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It's no secret the Dutch are quite good at speed skating.
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Both appeared to stall, nosedived and hit the ground at speed.
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A CAR slams into a tree at speed, and is crushed.
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The dynamics of a car at speed began to make sense.
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At speed, it gains a laser-alertness I haven't encountered before.
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A handful of vehicles drove at speed through a ghostly landscape.
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Zannah said he had jumped into his car and driven at speed.
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But Zimmer argues that for many, silence is unnerving, especially at speed.
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At Vox Media, my employer's trying to do that at speed, right?
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Police urged witnesses who saw any vehicle moving at speed around 3 a.m.
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They allow the car to ride comfortably over big bumps even at speed.
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I wrote at speed for three days, filling two notebooks, sketching out scenes.
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She still has an appetite, though, and sucks up the food at speed.
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Both Under Armour and Samsung have tried their hand at speed skating suits.
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The government is setting up opera houses, concert halls and symphony orchestras at speed.
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As you move at speed, you get a sense of the world around you.
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"I just don't think they simulate a kid tackling someone at speed," he said.
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And we had to drive at speed straight at the elephants and brake suddenly.
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Or else more effective techniques for identifying and removing content at speed to be developed.
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It pulls away at speed when the light turns green, leaving the first car standing.
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As Dr Bird points out, printing of any sort at speed demands good quality control.
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He also believed Beijing was unlikely to push through a vast development plan at speed.
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Saara Sabbagh, 45, for example, has been answering questions at Speed Date since its inception.
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Let's look at speed, cloning versus innovation and the entrepreneurial spirit of Beijing versus Silicon Valley.
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All of my Charlotte optimism harnessed, I found myself back at speed-dating a week later.
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They do well at speed dating; job interviewers love them; they've even more popular on Twitter.
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The Ranger's back-end still feels busy at speed, something common among trucks built for hauling.
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On Friday a Tesla Model S crashed at speed into a truck in South Jordan, Utah.
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In some schools, students will learn to assemble and disassemble the Russian assault rifle at speed.
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Witnesses said the vehicle ploughed into the crowds at speed, travelling around 65kph (40mph), suggesting deliberate intent.
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With no discernible system to prevent automated logins, the attackers can hack into Twitch accounts at speed.
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Its toolshed shape doesn't create much wind roar, making the G more or less quiet at speed.
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Here in New York, the driver took control for a lap, likely to train the AI at speed.
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Well look at Speed of Darkness and Float and compare it to what you were doing on Swagger.
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In some schools, students will also learn how to assemble and disassemble the Russian assault rifle at speed.
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As soon as I head out of the estate onto Holmleigh Road, a vehicle passes me at speed.
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The best of Babitz's writing keeps the windows cranked down, too, and she is always moving at speed.
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Katie Couric talks about why The Netherlands is so good at speed skating as The Netherlands enters the stadium.
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The study looked at speed and accuracy data from a typing test taken by 37,000 volunteers in 160 countries.
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If we all inform each other of what criminal gangs are doing at speed, then we change our economics.
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Two hit the ground at speed, imploding and releasing plutonium into the soil of the Andalusian town of Palomares.
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These four, too, plant their legs apart, prance on their heels, fold knees across each other, but at speed.
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Japanese growth has been low for decades, the country has humongous debts, and its population is ageing at speed.
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On a real-world course moving at speed, it may just be doing its best to hit each gate.
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The front doors could fly open at speed, so sometimes had to be tied to the chassis with plastic bags.
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At speed, steering is tight but lacked informative feedback — a theme I discovered continued with the all-wheel drive system.
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Designers also added bigger front air intakes and an active (meaning it extends automatically at speed) rear carbon-fiber spoiler.
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They found lift at the front as well as the back at speed—grim news for grip and safe handling.
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A wheel then came off Sergio Perez's Force India car at speed on the Mistral straight in the late afternoon.
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For the elder brother's bet to pay off, Indians will need to continue flocking online at speed through their mobiles.
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Lindberg's winning putt slammed against the back of the cup at speed and fell in at the par-four 10th.
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To be exact: the sight of a car bowling along, at speed, while a song cries out on the soundtrack.
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Rees-Mogg wrote in the Telegraph newspaper that both Brussels and Westminster could move at speed when they need to.
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Skating, after revolution The CaiRollers came into being at a time when things were changing at speed in Egypt notes Nour.
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When I got to a broken chunk of pavement, I almost crashed since I was riding basically blind and at speed.
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Much of that volume is high-frequency trading, in which stocks are flipped at speed in order to capture fleeting gains.
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For all its megamalls, haute cuisine and dizzying skyscrapers, Dubai can flip at speed from international playground to repressive police state.
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Some have reorganised themselves to become nimbler, copying startups by forming small teams to generate, test, reject and improve ideas at speed.
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Xiaomi's expansion into Europe continues at speed after the Chinese smartphone maker announced plans to open its first retail store in London.
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"I Feel Love" by Donna Summer is walking with purpose, at speed, through central London, on the hottest day in the city.
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The suicide bomber on Tuesday drove a car at speed across the border from Syria and rammed it into a military post.
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To reduce this risk, he and other teams have installed sensor alarms that will sound when the boats become overstressed at speed.
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At speed, it moves the rear in the same direction which is said to improve stability, but you probably won't notice that.
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Addi's sturdy machine lets users knit long tubes or flat panels at speed that can be stitched together into clothing and blankets.
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Driving an F1 car at speed demands exceptional reflexes and conditioning, which explains why even rookies are among the most conditioned athletes around.
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They were driven for around two hours, up then down twisting mountainous roads at speed, eventually arriving at the base of some peaks.
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When baseball scouts look at young right-handed pitchers, they look at speed, location and the ability to know a good breaking pitch.
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You want to get your blood pumping, but the cars are so good at speed, you still feel like you're just cruising along.
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He wove through cars and trucks at speed, cantered over curbs, and gunned down sidewalks, a hornet's cloud of other scooters around him.
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Typical for the kind, the air setup can lower itself at speed for better aero or raise itself in an off-road mode.
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The Old Town Castine touring kayak is sleek and steady, cutting through all sorts of open water conditions with ease and at speed.
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"This new structure aligns all of our teams toward our ultimate goal — to deliver innovation, at speed, through more direct connections," Edwards added.
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Kevin De Bruyne just attacked the French defense at speed, but a miscommunication with Romelu Lukaku caused a turnover and ruined the chance.
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The ride is soft, but there's a minor tremble that comes from the rear axle at speed that makes the car feel nervous.
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With the Pacific behind me and the canyons ahead, I'm threading a powerful sportbike through tight corners at speed, flicking from apex to apex.
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Once going, though, he wrote at speed, hoping to reach that state of exaltation when he would understand himself, as well as his subject.
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During my admittedly limited time in the vehicle, the CT6 precisely held its position in the lane and confidently handled sweeping curves at speed.
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It took all of his 20163 years and every penny he had to resurrect his father's old streamliner and race here at Speed Week.
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His comments come days after a terror attack in Stockholm, Sweden in which a truck was driven at speed into pedestrians, killing four people.
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"The van was driving towards us to try and basically hit us at speed and everyone was shocked and people were screaming," Rana said.
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To help with aerodynamics, the SUV's front grille can close at speed and open when cool air is needed to keep the battery chill.
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After a few minutes at speed I finally got the hang of the experience, and my desire to own an SRK eclipsed my fears.
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"Just once, I want to see Shakespeare in my native language and understand it at speed, without having to work that hard," he said.
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And at speed, the fully loaded Soul isn't as relaxing to drive as, for instance, the Toyota CH-R that I reviewed last week.
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They're often high-value and perishable goods that need to be delivered at speed, and many carriers use passenger planes to move the cargo.
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I'm coming along at speed and my car is like red, it's easy to see, it doesn't blend in like yours [pointing at Hamilton].
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"We were on the Autobahn in Germany the other week, and the car felt a little oversensitive at speed during a crosswind," Becker recalls.
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He walked through the pitch-dark sitting room at speed; though he rarely came down here, he knew exactly where every table and chair was.
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Most fitness measurement devices use precise accelerators to measure movement, but they have to guess at speed by indexing that pace with a GPS position.
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Not a Hero's two-dimensional levels are laid out to be played at speed, each of them a puzzle of sorts, a maze, a race.
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This crisis is clearly accelerating our ability to innovate and to collaborate at speed, which is highly gratifying and will also reap benefits post-crisis.
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An eyewitness said the truck was going at speed and was trying to avoid a motorcyclist on the main road near a Msamvu bus station.
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The Spaniard was pushed onto the runoff at speed by compatriot Carlos Sainz, managing to come back and keep the car on a straight line.
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Worse, eyewitness video recently captured a similar "self-driving" Uber vehicle running a red light at speed while a pedestrian waited to cross the street.
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The car can ford 18-inch and 10-inch depths at 15 mph and 40 mph, respectively, as well as 8-inch curb impacts at speed.
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We might look at expert parachutists as they free-fall, who show that all kinds of tricks can be performed by small shape changes at speed.
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The skill is riding a 1938 Ariel Red Hunter at speed on a road of treacherous cobbles that could shift and spill you at any time.
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On Wednesday afternoon, the suspected terrorist drove a car at speed along the pavement of Westminster Bridge, ramming pedestrians before crashing into a fence near Parliament.
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Faced with a solid, flat-footed opponent, as all seemed to be compared with him, he would circle, torment and mesmerise, throwing short punches at speed.
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Then he brought the ball downcourt at speed and abruptly flipped it to another player, who was unguarded, without looking his way, creating an easy jumper.
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So Solomon and Millar spent months gathering experts to help work out the best way to gather reliable data at speed and on a massive scale.
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I no longer remember what, as a small child, I envisaged for my future, but I know that it involved moving at speed behind the wheel.
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The police and security services are working at speed to establish the complete picture, but I want to tell you what I can at this stage.
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THE RULES of chicken are simple: two parties hurtle towards each other at speed and the first to move out of the way—the chicken—loses.
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The decisions that get made while growing a game changing business at speed are tough but they are necessary if you are going to build enduring companies.
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In his first road car, a BMW 320, Mayländer learned how to handle a car at speed around the Nordschleife, where there are numerous public track days.
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This slim documentary looks at speed and those who pursue it at Riverhead Raceway, the last remaining car racetrack on Long Island, which once bursted with them.
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But to really do these sort of queries at speed, a reporter could use a tool that brings them all together, and automates much of the process.
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The engineers' solutions include a suspension system that lowers the car's ride height significantly at speed and when the driver selects performance-oriented race mode, to limit lift.
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When Dan Gorelick first sounded the alarm on Venmo's public data in 2016, few limits on the API meant anyone could scrape data in bulk and at speed.
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For me, that mood is encapsulated especially by the chorus, the sound of which puts me in mind of putting my head back, and moving away at speed.
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But of course, in a real-world scenario, all of these things would have been highly dangerous at speed, indicating just how crucial solutions to this problem are.
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With NASA's spectrometer mounted on a drone, companies can instead fly over a pipeline at speed, and pick up on a tiny increase in methane, signaling a leak.
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So not only are you reporting at speed, but just because of the nature of Trump, I think, there's just so much shit happening, shit's the technical term.
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"Swift quality" sounds like the clue is hinting at speed, but the answer is IRONY because the clue is really hinting at the satirist Jonathan Swift's writing style.
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"I think it looked intentional – the car drove at speed and towards the barriers," Ewalina Ochab, who was walking on the opposite side of the street, told the Guardian.
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But I'm a believer in chasing a "spark" (the zsa zsa zu, as Carrie coined it in a season 5 episode), and spark at speed-dating I did not.
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I didn't know it then, but she'd be our guide at Speed Week 2016, helping us zip from one end of the course to the other during Thompson's runs.
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During a pit stop, a car enters the pit lane at speed and slows down to the mandated speed limit of about 50 mph to approach its team's garage.
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In show jumping, a rider propels a horse at speed through a course laced with obstacles — fences, walls, water, hairpin turns — which they must clear within an allotted time.
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Hubert, 22, died after his car was hit at speed by Juan Manuel Correa's after the French driver had gone off into the barriers at Spa's fast Raidillon corner.
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"After drop-off, I rolled all the windows down while going at speed to try to air out whatever he might have been releasing with his coughs," he said.
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Same goes for the wheels VW slapped on the concept, which feature turbine-style "aero flaps" that keep air flowing smoothly past the car while it travels at speed.
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Australian Daniel Ricciardo, who has joined Renault from Red Bull, did the least laps of the morning (28) but that was due to his rear wing flying off at speed.
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And, as both the port and the starboard foils can be adjusted independently of each other, the R35 can "lean" into a fast turn, making it highly manoeuvrable at speed.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - Going full throttle almost took on a new meaning for Brendon Hartley after his helmet lifted at speed during his first Formula One practice session on Friday.
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The suspected terrorist drove a car at speed along the pavement of Westminster Bridge on Wednesday afternoon, ramming pedestrians out of the way before crashing into a fence near Parliament.
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Spain has possessed the ball most of the time and is probing for cracks in the Moroccan defense, while Morocco tries to break at speed whenever it gets the opportunity.
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From the description by DHS (emphasis mine):Proposed solutions must capture face recognition quality photographs of a vehicle's occupants without the travelers having to leave the vehicle and traveling at speed.
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It includes a few different events, one of them were unique ones being skijoring when the animals pull skiers across the snow at speed as high as 30 miles per hour.
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NASA's goals with these private partnerships are to both develop at speed, and decrease the cost of efforts to operate crewed space exploration, as part of its Artemis program and beyond.
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At about 10pm a van was driven at speed into pedestrians on London Bridge, before three men got out and began stabbing people around Borough Market, just south of the Thames.
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So that's why sometimes things don't happen naturally at speed from my vantage point, but they have to start to be informed and addressed, again, in a more bottom-up context.
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Not many phone makers are able to rise up into the premium market after starting out in the budget segment, but Huawei is doing it at speed and to great effect.
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The wheel-to-wheel, nose-to-tail duel at speed between the two at Silverstone lit up the race as the pair battled behind Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas.
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Bridgewater's clients, large institutional investors, have very little exposure to the yuan, "so this positions Bridgewater to move at speed once global demand for RMB does finally materialize," according to Z-Ben.
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And that's the same engine in your car, which means you can run it and run it, harshly and at speed, as often as you like and not worry about that mechanic.
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A video clip from a car-mounted dashcam obtained exclusively by Reuters appears to show the truck driving into the market at speed, immediately after which people run away from the scene.
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A lot of times people bring up the buses, which are fully accessible, but if you look at speed, they're much slower than the subway and they don't cross boroughs as much.
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The Rangers' off-season overhaul was aimed at speed and youth, which seemed to pay off, at least initially, as they forced Islanders netminder Jaroslav Halak to make several tough saves early.
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In an increasingly hyper-connected world, competition comes from everywhere, and so the importance of being able to build your business at speed is now more important than it's ever been before.
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Topping out at speed of 140mph, Richard Petty puts you in a legit 463 horsepower NASCAR race car where you can take anywhere from eight to 50 laps around Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
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Still used to a post-cold-war age, when the Bundeswehr was awash with superfluous equipment and personnel, planners, procurers and contract lawyers are not used to expanding Germany's military capacity at speed.
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Fast-growing segments cloud and international e-commerce continue to develop at speed, growing at 90 percent and 55 percent annually, respectively, although both figures were down slightly on the previous quarter's growth.
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Ask the car to make a tricky turn at speed, and one of those motors will send extra power to the outside wheel, overdriving that side so the car turns in more sharply.
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Elsewhere, Twitter also says it's working on new proprietary systems to identify and remove "ban evaders at speed and scale", as part of ongoing efforts to improve "proactive enforcements against common policy violations".
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Combined with a lot of downforce that adds grip at speed, the 53S is so much more predictable and planted than any 710-horsepower, rear-wheel-drive car has any right to be.
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The other major add-on was a combination of dynamic chassis control and torque vectoring ($5,600), which in practice makes this car one of the most firmly planted I've ever driven at speed.
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Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh (CNN)Traveling at speed in a ramshackle truck, a group of 44 Rohingya refugees make the last stage of their harrowing 10-day journey into Bangladesh after fleeing from Myanmar.
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No matter which way you go, you have to go downhill, on very curvy roads, at speed, which for me means wearing the brake pads on my regular road bike down to nothing.
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But during an attempt at speed-clearing 100 lines in the game, Neubauer broke an entirely different record without meaning to—becoming the first ever player to score 300,000 points in under 2 minutes.
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They are a specialized, very light-weight form of virtualization with some key features that should make them extremely attractive to companies trying to build at speed while avoiding being hacked (just about everyone).
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Formula Three qualifying had to be halted on Friday for safety reasons after a queue of cars lined up on the back straight preparing to start their timed runs while others approached at speed.
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The current overall record holder, George Poteet, would go first in his new, state-of-the-art, computerized Speed Demon II. Speed Demon II competes in a different class than Challenger 2 at Speed Week.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Six Jordanian border guards were killed by a suicide bomber who drove a car at speed across the border from Syria and rammed it into a military post on Tuesday, security officials said.
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Metal debris inside the piping was propelled along at speed, damaging equipment and producing "very loud clunking noises" which prompted operators to initiate emergency shutdown procedures, according to one worker and corroborated by AMWU's McCartney.
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You could have a corner seat for $3,000 to $5,000, if you really wanted to bring binoculars and watch some weird ants run into each other at speed, but the "good" seats started at $10,153.
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The sight of sashaying hips moving at speed is funny, but the real drama is in the judgement calls made by trained observers to pluck competitors out of the race mid-stride for their infringements.
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The prototype tested in the waters of the Mediterranean can draw in liquid and expel it, farting itself along at speed, or use its eight legs to crawl over rocks on the sandy sea bed.
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While the banked track isn't the only thing helping the car corner — aerodynamic downforce too helps the car generate lateral force — it is one of the most important factors keeping stock cars cornering at speed.
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In any case, King of Pops is already an institution, a status that might take decades to acquire in other cities but in Atlanta, novelty-seeking and hungry for hometown champions, can be won at speed.
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The thing is, WhatsApp seemingly doesn't severely limit the number of requests you can make, meaning Kloeze was able to grind through hundreds of possible phone numbers at speed, and generate a list of successful hits.
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A Tesla Model S crashed at speed into a truck from the city's Unified Fire Authority in South Jordan, Utah, late on Friday after failing to slow for a red light, local police said on Monday.
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As we got out of the helicopter, Khan quickly jumped in an armored car, we took off at speed, dozens of gun-toting security men crammed onto flat-bed trucks barreling down the road with us.
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"Terrorist groups are aware that links to their propaganda are being removed more quickly, and are placing a greater emphasis on disseminating content at speed in order to stay ahead," May plans to tell the event.
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"Traditionally, data from [AI] devices was sent to large compute instances, housed in centralized data centers where machine learning models could operate at speed," Vikram Tank, product manager at Coral, explained to The Verge over email.
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At 5-foot-10 and 157 pounds, Hughes is not much of a physical presence yet, but he is a dynamic skater who cuts and turns at speed, and sees plays and passing possibilities before anyone else.
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Europe has been on heightened alert since last Thursday, when an Islamic terror cell carried out several attacks, including one that left 13 people dead when a van was driven at speed down La Ramblas in Barcelona.
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From there, the pair drove in a 23-mile closed loop at speed of 23 to 30 mph, stopping occasionally to use the bathroom and acquire food from friends using a net they held out the window.
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Now they are linking it to the deadly attack that took place less than 24 hours later, when a white van swerved at speed down Barcelona's most famous boulevard and mowed down people at random, killing 13.
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The 17-year-old, who smashed at speed into the back of another car that had halted on the track, was trapped in the wreckage for more than 90 minutes before being extricated and flown to hospital.
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Why it's needed: "If you can get to that data at speed faster than the other guy, you have an edge on the battlefield," Todd Probert, vice president of Mission Support and Modernization at Raytheon, tells Axios.
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Speaking to CNN from Raqqa's front line, Zargos estimates that around 1,500 ISIS militants remain inside the city, using an elaborate labyrinth of mines and civilians as human shields to stop coalition forces from advancing at speed.
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The video shows the car entering the track on its own, performing a warm-up lap, taking 10 laps at speed, and then performing an exit lap, all while the various team members watch with bated breath.
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Not only did he eat the first third of a breakfast at speed—any fool can do that, which is what catches most mega-breakfast eaters out—but he crucially maintained that speed all the way through.
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New Zealander Hartley was taken to the medical center for checks after a sudden front left suspension failure on the Wellington straight pitched the car at speed into the barriers at Brooklands, bringing the session to a halt.
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After only three or four shifts I found myself traveling at ...(speed redacted here, pleading the Fifth once again)... and so I firmly pressed on the brake pedal while simultaneously hitting the downshift (-) left paddle in the process.
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Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah (CNN)The son of slain racing legend Mickey Thompson, the famed "Speed King" of the 1960s, wrote his family name into racing's record books with two weekend runs over 400 mph at Speed Week.
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Around the world, disease-carrying mosquitoes are advancing at speed, taking viruses such as dengue and Zika, plus a host of lesser-known ills such as chikungunya and St. Louis encephalitis, into new territories from Europe to the Pacific.
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They wrote: "The imperative to innovate quickly, and the immense pressure being placed on teams within the NHS and NHSX to deliver at speed must not lead to ethical corners being cut that will undermine trust in the NHS."
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The Ferrari Formula One driver, who started ninth after a five-place penalty for a gearbox change, crashed out when his right rear tire exploded at speed on the pit straight while he was leading following pitstops for others.
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Goodwin - who has an encyclopedic knowledge of birds and reeled off owl facts at speed - feels a particular affinity with Willow, 2, who was attacked by a dog when she was a chick, leaving her with a broken leg.
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The kickoff return play poses a risk of concussion -- a type of traumatic brain injury caused by a blow to the head -- because it involves players running at speed toward each other over a long distance, the researchers noted.
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The protesters, brandishing signs that read "Defy Tory (Conservative) Rule" and "Refugees Welcome", walked at speed from outside Johnson's Downing Street residence to Trafalgar Square and on to the theater district, blocking traffic and drawing a heavy police presence.
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ANTWERP, Belgium (Reuters) - A man drove a car at speed into a pedestrianized street in Antwerp on Thursday, forcing people to jump out of its path, a day after an assailant rammed a vehicle into crowds in central London, police said.
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After a few moments, as I gave myself time to sit and think, I suddenly and rapidly began to feel awful, as if I was falling at speed, despite being sat very still, and I thought I might black out entirely.
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The simulation provides the basics of how a car of this make and weight should move when it is going at speed X and needs to turn at angle Y — obviously it's more complicated than that, but you get the idea.
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We were not originally butchers – we had loftier goals – but when traffic (and traffic bonuses) became our driving impetus and when Google advertisers valued eyeballs over brains we had to provide content that fit a certain mindset and provide it at speed.
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The platinum medal targets, even on the early worlds, are tough—you'll need to earn each of the four badges that reward you at the end of a stage for taking no damage, finishing at speed, collecting every coin and defeating every enemy.
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"A large part of our DNA is built on the notion of being first, so we wanted to figure out how to build systems that would give us an edge on tracking this stuff at speed and at scale," Chua tells Nieman Lab.
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Catalan government official Joaquim Forn also told local radio earlier on Friday that it was possible that attackers had meant to use canisters in the attack on Thursday in which a suspect drove a van at speed along a busy pedestrian street.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Italian rider Romano Fenati was dumped by his Moto2 team on Monday, and was also set to lose a 2019 MV Agusta deal, after he grabbed a rival's brake lever while racing at speed in Sunday's San Marino Grand Prix.
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SoftBank has mown through its allocation at speed, dealmaking increased to a record speed in Q1 despite controversy while its hiring has intensified, but the latest chatter suggests that a number of the fund's key backers are lukewarm at the prospect of a return act.
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Just watch him talk about how he wants to "come in at speed and then go ka-baah!" in the video above and let the overwhelming joy of the entire thing ease the burdens of our increasingly depressing world, if only for a second.
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But that dream was predicated on the advent of new technology that would allow trucks to whiz though virtual border checks at speed, or misplaced hopes that the European Union would grant privileges to the United Kingdom that are reserved for members of the bloc.
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But Lenovo didn't stop there because in addition to having a highest resolution display, the Mirage Solo supports Google's WorldSense tech, so you can bob-and-weave through VR at speed, without a hint of lag, something that's much more difficult for the Oculus Go to do.
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But Lenovo didn't stop there because in addition to having a highest resolution display, the Mirage Solo supports Google's WorldSense tech, so you can bob-and-weave through VR at speed, without a hint of lag, something that's much more difficult for the Oculus Go to do.
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Momentum is the name of the game—pick up speed and launch yourself at a wall, springing from one vertical surface to another to ascend at speed; immediately rocket down the track on your ass after a massive leap of faith, your velocity increasing with flaming results.
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Tesla Model S owners don't care that their car hasn't lapped the Nürburgring in 7 minutes, 42 seconds (the Taycan's impressive time), or even lapped the Nürburgring at all (a Model S hasn't, at speed, and Tesla has never officially taken on the famous German track).
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Some of this desire for sound at speed, or sound correlated to speed, may be out of habit, a generational quest for the familiar, the way that the keyboards on smart phones still make typing noises, or the cameras on smart phones still make shutter clicks.
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It's hard to imagine better casting than Tennant as the cynical but softhearted Crowley, piloting his vintage Bentley at speed through central London, or Sheen as the timorous, dandified Aziraphale, maintaining his cover as an antiquarian book dealer while thrilling to the thought of lunch at the Ritz.
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"We want to make sure that from a border-crossing perspective and from a capability perspective in those 10 nations in particular that we&aposve got it right with respect to our ability to lift and shoot and move and communicate with an exercise at speed," Wolters said.
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"When sailing at speed it will get up on the foils so the hull is completely out of the water, just like how the AC50 catamarans were," Team New Zealand design coordinator Dan Bernasconi said, referring to the boats raced in Bermuda, during a radio interview on Monday.
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The report says that Twitter acknowledged that it has a growth issue in emerging markets like India, where the likes of WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger continue to grow at speed, so it hatched a plan to develop a chat app based around topics and content gleaned from the main Twitter service.
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And if the engineers at Boston Dynamics ever stop attacking their quadruped robots—which are capable of running at speed, opening doors, and leaping over obstacles—maybe we'll one day end up with more machines like Roy Batty, who learns to value life, instead of machines like, well, the Terminator.
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Death, truly, looks so small and so surmountable when presented cleanly to you in so many graphs and charts, read at speed while occasionally checking Black Friday listicles: I have been boring my colleagues with what I have learned from half-reading this, and now I am going to bore you. Look!
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And then having that ability to implement at speed into the Navisphere platform, get it out into the wild, and let our people start to use those things quickly — it&aposs sort of made for a flywheel effect, I think, that has helped us continue to bring talent on in a rapid and meaningful way.
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Actually, lasers wouldn't make any sound in space; actually a light year is a unit of space rather than time; actually, none of this is real, it's just a collection of still images projected at speed to present the illusion of movement, and all the characters are just actors who have never really been into outer space.
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See also: Voi Technology, the European e-scooter rentals startup, raises an additional $30M In a bid to launch at speed and test the market, companies have used off-the-shelf consumer-grade e-scooters that aren't durable enough to withstand the battering they receive through shared commercial use and being left outside in varied weather conditions.
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I'm way down east in Maine, Bar Harbor, Mt. Desert Island, leaf-peeping the reds and yellows with one of my kids, steaming on a working boat through Frenchman Bay to Egg Rock Light and a half-dozen seals banana-loafing on the rocks while guillemots red-foot it into the water at speed, their tuxedos sleek.
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"The Gulfstream G700 takes the very best elements from our most innovative products and unites them with cutting-edge advances to create an all-new, advanced-technology aircraft that redefines safety, comfort, and range at speed," Gulfstream President Mark Burns said at the 2019 National Business Aviation Association Convention and Exhibition in Las Vegas on Monday when the plane was first unveiled.
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"Through NATO command structure adaptation ... we elected to standup an entire new command called Joint Support Enabling Command, JSEC, and it&aposs run by ... a NATO flag officer, and that commander&aposs sole purpose in life is to nest with all the nations to find ways to improve our ability to move large resources at speed from west to east across the continent."
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As we enter the era of self-driving vehicles, one vital but slightly morbid area of research concerns the ethical codes these vehicles should follow when making the kind of life-or-death choices every driver dreads: whether to steer off the road at speed rather than hit a child, for example, or make a deliberate crash into one vehicle to avoid causing a pile up at a junction.
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Fifth, given the Union's and the United Kingdom's firm commitment to work at speed on a subsequent agreement that establishes by 31 December 2020 alternative arrangements such that the backstop solution in the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland will not need to be applied, a specific negotiating track will be established at the outset and as part of the negotiations to lead the analysis and development of these alternative arrangements.
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Fans of metal music and its subgenres are often perceived as angry or violent, but what I saw this weekend at Speed Metal Dating was the opposite: Instead, I watched as a sea of leather jackets opened themselves up to the idea of connecting with others on a level beyond just swiping left or right, all while guitars tuned to drop D chugged along to the beating of fragile, coal-black hearts.
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Not long after Porsche officially launched its Taycan all-electric sedan this week, a spat broke out between Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Porsche (sort of — Musk trolled the German automaker with a joke about the Taycan Turbo's name), and some elements of the motoring enthusiast community who were aware that while a Taycan prototype lapped the Nürburgring in an impressive 7 minutes, 42 seconds, a Tesla Model S has never made it around the famed German racetrack at speed.
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