At some distance, going faster will only hasten your fall.
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Instead he addressed the temperature issue himself – by going faster.
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"Everything was hotting up, going faster and faster," Laing writes.
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It's going faster than most of the areas in the world.
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Going faster is a significant advantage in the short and medium term.
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The motor runs at a higher speed when the pedals are going faster.
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In fact, I've found myself going faster on average, with pros and cons.
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She tells me, "going faster makes it easier," just like riding a bike.
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Sometimes, you're actually going faster than the guy with the bigger, badder motor.
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Even if you're driving fast, there's almost always someone going faster than you.
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But today I was speeding, going faster when the road flattened nearer Puebla.
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So this thing was going faster than a bullet and was considerably less durable.
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It is going faster, but it is also heading uphill as its population ages.
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Humans have long been obsessed with breaking new barriers, with going faster and faster.
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The Briton was already on provisional pole and going faster than Rosberg at that time.
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"I wish the circumstances were such that going faster was the right policy," he said.
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"It's not so much you are going faster, it's that others can't follow," Martin said.
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As the sun goes down, the track gets more grip and we start going faster.
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ONE IS, IS THE COUNTRY GOING FASTER OR SLOWER THAN PEOPLE EXPECTED VERSUS OTHER COUNTRIES?
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There's so much focus on innovation in AI… it's probably going faster than many people expected.
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The issues have come because Facebook is usually going faster than it knows how to drive.
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Lyft has revamped its rider app in an attempt to help people get where they're going faster.
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Words, phrases and new ways of playing with grammar are coming and going faster than ever before.
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"They were playing great defense and they got the game going faster," Philadelphia center Joel Embiid said.
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Consider, for example, high speed rail, or trains between cities capable of going faster than 120 mph.
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BW felt like the outside world was going faster and faster, but actually he had slowed down.
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Some of them are going faster than others, but I believe that one day everyone will have those.
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He showed false records to get everybody to shut up and it only got the train going faster.
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Bus going faster than tractor trailer Abele said there was no fog at the time of the crash.
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After receiving widespread attention for those animations, he began wondering what going faster might look like in reality.
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This means that going faster results in a higher acceleration, and making the circle bigger reduces the acceleration.
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But there's an upper limit to speed, so instead, they can just make it sound like they're going faster.
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If it means going faster, farther, more efficiently, and with zero tailpipe emissions, we are all for the race.
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An autonomous bus, presumably going faster, could be useful, especially because of a quirk in Finland's motor vehicle laws.
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I got my period at 11," the singer explained, adding, "So my body was going faster than my brain.
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If the bike is capable of going faster than that, it must utilize the streets and act like a car.
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In fact, after the ride was completed, I was shocked to find out we were going faster than 35 mph.
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This matters: The authors argue that car-bike collisions become much more likely when cars are going faster than 30 mph.
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People are going to try and pick the central banks which will be going faster on rate rises in the future.
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"I play all the 'what ifs' -- going slower, going faster -- it could have been a different turnout," Meffert said, getting emotional.
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Last month Uysal said the bank had been paying more attention to consumer loans which were "going faster" than other areas.
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I don't particularly feel like the message you want to be sending to people is You need to be going faster.
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When going faster than that, the tires against the road, wind resistance against the windshield, and more make the car more audible.
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It connects up and off you go at 600, 700 miles an hour up to your destination, going faster than an airline.
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The automaker says the limit will stop cars from going faster than 180 kilometers per hour, which works out to 112 mph.
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The feeling that I was on a treadmill that was going faster and faster — and that eventually, I would have to fall off.
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There's most likely other ways that could get me to where I'm going faster and I wouldn't have to use so much gas.
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So by making the turn tighter at the coaster's biggest drop, it creates an illusion that riders are going faster than they actually are.
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In the second part, the right hand plays rapid-fire eighth notes, going faster and faster and faster, getting softer and softer and softer.
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A gust of wind knocked Aquila off its flight path, and the autopilot's attempt to correct course resulted in the drone going faster than intended.
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He's named a decent number, and is going faster than Obama, but as Vining says, it's hard to confirm people who haven't even been nominated.
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Imagine free-falling to Earth, hurtling down like a sack of potatoes going faster than the speed of sound, with some weird light illuminating your path.
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It started going faster and faster, and I laid back and I just watched the world going past me faster and faster, and I just started laughing.
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In the same way a particle passing through water, if it's going faster than the speed of light in water, can also produce a shockwave of light.
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"Things are going faster than we expected," said Bertrand Grabowski, a managing director at Germany's DVB Bank, adding Iran had set out a regulatory regime comparable to Europe's.
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This asymmetric shape may cause the Crew Dragon to roll during hypersonic re-entry — when the vehicle is going faster than the speed of sound through Earth's atmosphere.
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"It sets a mindset for the athletes; they start thinking about fast and going faster, so maybe we'll see some of that influencing them tomorrow," Pinkowski told reporters.
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FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) -- Kurt Busch earned the pole at Texas, going faster than anyone ever has gone in NASCAR Cup qualifying on a 1 1/2-mile track.
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Police said the vehicle came to rest 65 feet into the pond, suggesting it was going faster than the posted 35 mph speed limit when it left the road.
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Wells are generally getting longer, so companies may still be going faster in terms of feet per day, even if they take the same time to drill each well.
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Obviously, those companies starting with a brand new application are going to get going faster than those rearchitecting an existing database system to work on Cloud Spanner, she said.
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Volvo, which is owned by China's Geely, said earlier this month that it would its stop cars from going faster than 180 kilometers per hour (112 miles per hour).
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In general, your driver probably knows how to get to where you're going faster than you do, but we won't argue with you if you want us to change directions.
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Previous generations of combat aircraft have been steady evolutionary advancements along the same track; each new plane until now has focused on going faster, farther, and higher than its predecessor.
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It's more like dropping it in, upgrading your software, seeing what broke, fixing it, and then maybe going faster if your apps are good at multithreading and have Metal support.
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It's more like dropping it in, upgrading your software, seeing what broke, fixing it, and then maybe going faster if your apps are good at multithreading and have Metal support.
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But the mass decreases more quickly, so as you approach the center of the Earth, you start going faster and faster but the force pulling you towards the center also decreases.
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Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson, Air Force Chief of Staff General David Goldfein, and General Hyten are all committed to revitalizing the Air Force's space capabilities and going faster.
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A former member of the pioneering You & I, he's still performing at blazing speeds in a number of hardcore bands, seemingly intent on going faster and harder as the years go on.
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You're more likely to ditch your car or delete your Uber app if you know you can get to where you're going faster and more efficiently without getting overly tired or sweaty.
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The car appeared to be going faster than the posted 35 mph limit, but authorities had not yet determined its speed and whether Autopilot was engaged, a California Highway Patrol spokesman said.
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For instance, Tesla recently updated its autopilot software to allow a car to change lanes automatically when it sees fit, presumably when the system interprets that the next lane's traffic is going faster.
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AND THEN WE'RE GOING FASTER, SO WERE TAKING OUR BUSINESS AND GOING TWICE AS FAST, AND SOME PARTS THROUGH THE EXPRESS LANE INITIATIVE WERE GOING EVEN FASTER THAN THAT SO SPEED, DIRECT, INNOVATION.
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Meanwhile, physicists are puzzling over how quickly the universe is expanding; it seems to be going faster than physics predicts it should, which could be a clue that our understanding of the universe is missing something.
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The operation is going faster than expected, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said earlier Thursday, as Peshmerga fighters opened a new front from the north, liberating several villages from ISIS control some 20 kilometers from Mosul.
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The company said the integration of Dutch company Corio following its acquisition in 21 was going faster than expected and cost savings from overlaps would reach 20.8866 million euros ($75.6 million) by the end of this year.
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" And I asked Jurgen Mossack, "Did you ever see that wonderful 'I Love Lucy' episode where she's in the chocolate factory and she's trying to keep up with the conveyor belt and it's going faster and faster?
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The last time physicists had to deal with faster-than-light travel was six years ago, when a group of Italy-based physicists announced that they had seen the subatomic particles known as neutrinos going faster than light.
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While bad UX can cause anxiety, confusion and even injury, great user experience design can create efficiencies, keep us safe, get us where we are going faster and turn everyday city drudgery into moments of discovery, surprise and enjoyment.
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In one sequence, he illustrates the brilliance with which he shapes and colors movement: He stretches and retracts, allowing a ripple to undulate through his body, then initiates a series of turns, going faster, then slower, then faster again.
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It has songs like "Roadrunner" that make you sing along at the top of your lungs and do awkward Hillary shoulder shimmies while try to keep your hands on the steering wheel ("Roadrunner, roadrunner/going faster miles an hour").
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"Now the turbulence is easily twice as powerful from the car, coming out of the back of the car," he told reporters after three days of testing, with Mercedes doing more laps and going faster than any of their rivals.
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A National Transportation Safety Board review of the incident found that the wing failed because a gust of wind knocked Aquila off its flight path, and the autopilot's attempt to correct course resulted in the drone going faster than intended.
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The company warns that the car cannot detect everything and may not brake or slow down for stationary vehicles — especially if you're going faster than 50 MPH and the car ahead moves out of the way for a stationary object.
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The first is an adjustable speed limiter, which is a bit like cruise control, but instead of keeping your car at a fixed speed, it lets you drive normally but prevents you from going faster than your set speed limit.
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"Their military testing program seems to be going faster than our policy adjustment to try to deal with them," said Christopher Hill, who is now the dean of the Josef Korbel School of International Studies at the University of Denver.
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" In a keynote address at the Web Summit tech conference in Lisbon, Portugal, Huawei Rotating Chairman Guo Ping highlighted the company's ambitions to be a global leader in 5G, adding the rollout of the new commercial networks is going "faster than expected.
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Each Porsche only hits 50 or 60 mph, but Zwart makes it seem as if the car is going faster by using fixed objects beside the highway to amplify the speed and, at other times, getting the camera low and shooting upward.
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And while achieving meaningful reductions may not be without difficulty, Mr. Perciasepe said, "I'm comforted that we have so much momentum, though we still need to be going faster, and the fact that we need to continue to accelerate may be lost."
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Nico Rosberg was allowed to keep pole position for Sunday's race after stewards deemed he had slowed enough for waved double yellow flags, despite the German going faster in the sector in which the flags were shown on his way to his benchmark time.
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Which leads me to today's news out of Canada: on Saturday night in Vaughan, Ontario, an 11-year-old boy took a car and led police on a high-speed chase on a major highway, at times going faster than 120 kilometres per hour.
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FISCHER: WELL, I WISH -- I WISH THE CIRCUMSTANCES WERE SUCH THAT GOING FASTER WAS THE RIGHT POLICY, BUT GIVEN THE UNCERTAINTY ABOUT THE INFLATION RATE APPROACHING THE 2% TARGET, WE HAVE TO BE MORE CAREFUL THAN FULL SPEED AHEAD EISEN: WHATS YOUR THEORY ON THAT?
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EAST AND NORTH OF MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - The offensive to seize back Mosul from Islamic State is going faster than planned, Iraq's prime minister said on Thursday, as Iraqi and Kurdish forces launched a new military operation to clear villages on the city's outskirts.
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"I'm not aware of him trying to pull anybody over, the only information I've seen would seem to indicate that he was using the lights and sirens…that he was trying to clear traffic so that he could get where he's is going faster," Horton said.
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Stephen Wheeles, an Indiana State Police Public Information Officer for the Versailles District, posted a photo of a car he pulled over for violating a law that went into effect in 2015 – going too slow in the left lane on the highway if a vehicle behind you is going faster, FOX 59 reported.
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It can be jarring when the motor prevents you from going faster than the allotted speed, especially when cruising downhill, but 2017.83 mph is the legal maximum for e-bikes in the US. (In the EU, it's even lower: 22025 km/h, or 15.5 mph.) The rest of the bike is equally impressive.
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Though systems like City Safety don't promise to always avoid accidents at higher speeds, the car doesn't turn off collision warnings and autobrake tech when the vehicle is going faster: it can still slow down itself down and reduce the severity of a crash, or avoid one entirely if the vehicle in front is merely going slower, rather than stopped.
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At the dawn of sound, when the rate was standardized, going more slowly would have muddied the audio and going faster would have exceeded the sensitivity of existing film stocks, said Dean Goodhill, one of the editors of "The Fugitive" and an inventor of MaxiVision48, a high-frame-rate process from the late 1990s that never got beyond a demonstration clip.
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For a minimum of $200, you can join and help finance their research into how U.F.O.s do whatever it is they do, as well as telepathy and "a point-to-point transportation craft that will erase the current travel limits of distance and time" by using a drive that "alters the space-time metric" — that is, a warp drive going faster than the speed of light, Einstein's old cosmic speed limit.
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Every other time you have been in this house, it's been at 1 AM at the earliest, at the headache-y bit on a night out where you're all kind of pumped and the blood is going faster and the sweat sticks your T-shirt to your chest and you all get a little blue bag of beer and maybe some share-size bags of chips and then Make the Call and stay up until 7 AM minimum listening to nü rave on YouTube and doing frankly appalling quantities of coke.
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The lyrics bear that out perfectly: Nights turn into days Days turn into years And among them I was going faster in circles Winds are blowing on me Blow on the back of my neck Everything seems too far too big I'm not moving forward It's the time that drifts away This is another passing train It's a further tightening rope (knot) Sunrises sinking fast As more seasons pass And I stay the same in this shortening time (x2) I'm not moving forward It's the time that drifts away This is another passing train It's a further tightening rope (knot) By the end of the video, there's some catharsis, though it's bittersweet.
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