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And cavitation is an extremely potent fluid dynamic phenomenon which occurs when you have areas of water moving at extremely different speeds.
So really, just an amazing image, slowed down extremely, to extremely slow speeds.
Same thing for processor speeds.
Fifteen percent of the entire U.S. has wind at fast enough speeds to be cost-competitive.
I'm an American, which means, generally, I ignore football unless it involves guys my size or Bruno's size running into each other at extremely high speeds.
Moving to the other end of the scale, our ancestors never had to navigate through the cosmos at speeds close to the speed of light.
The cops give chase and he speeds away--killing a pedestrian in the meantime.
As it speeds past the pick-up the driver (Benjamin J.Perry as Ben Perry) shouts obscenities and honks his horn.
The two 'high speed' chase sequences involve vehicles travelling at less than hair raising speeds of around 40 KMPH and a super-fast motorcycle that is in danger of being overtaken by a crappy old station wagon is not that awe inspiring when you get down to it.
As the train speeds along things turn nasty when a prostitute named Juliette (Silvia Dionisio) refuses to have sex with Dave, he & his mates decide to hold the entire train hostage so they can have an orgy with Juliette &, well not much else actually happens apart from some hero cop & his prisoner who set about saving the day.
In fact, the best part of the movie (this movie is supposed to be a serious one) is when a chicken speeds across the road, on foot, at about 100 miles per hour.
Has big-studio feel, understands the horror genre, speeds along with clever plot twists and never stumbles.
When on the runway (perfectly straight of course) she is instructed to pull on the flaps, HUH!! Come on flaps are there to ensure lift at low speeds, when on the runway you use thrust reverse on the engines and give maximum power!
The plot creeps at glacial speeds dissipating what tension it might have had.
The are sequences involving a little bit of animation, repeating lines twice in different perspectives, and changing speeds for moments, and all of these are irritating to the point of confusion and boredom, making it a silly crime drama.
It seems forever for the film to kick into gear,and when it does it just sputters here and there and never really speeds up.
One of the big dramatic points in the film is the relative passage of time at speeds near that of light.
Now imagine that except at 1/2 speed and Lewis Black making anal sex jokes as the rest of the incredibly banal commentary slows to almost sub atomic speeds.
The Jaguar's brakes stop working he crashes in the back of the Ferrari, speeds up again and crashes again...come on!
According to rumor, it's the famous racecar driver Jaques Lafitte who drives this car as it speeds insanely through the near empty streets of Paris at 200km/h one early morning.
Jump into your Ferrari and sail through the streets of Paris at high speeds early in the morning.
An ambulance speeds him away and a few minutes later there is a raid by the army.
The best part of the whole short--Roscoe's routine: the famous one-handed cigarette roll, striking the match on the train, then leaping into the caboose as the train speeds by--in less time than it takes to read this.
It speeds up then slows down then speeds up again several times.
Although far too soft in its final scenes, this debut movie for director Herbert Ross changes speeds enough to keep things bubbling, even though his bumpy rhythm may put some viewers off.
When the entire world goes mad and speeds to a catastrophe, life is a cabaret!
It is only a decade since trading speeds fell below one second; they are now as fast as the blink of an eye.
Technological change promises even faster trading speeds in the near future.
The best we have done to date has been to examine whether people’s reaction speeds are related to intelligence and to mortality.
First the railroads moved people and goods at previously unimaginable speeds, while steamships circled the globe.
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