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Example sentences for "miles per"

  • Our machine, when gliding in still air, has a rate of vertical descent of nearly 6 feet per second, while in a wind blowing 26 miles per hour up a steep hill we made glides in which the rate of descent was less than 2 feet per second.

  • What would be the kinetic energy of the train in problem 4 if it were going 60 miles per hour?

  • A motorcycle has a 4 horse-power motor and can go at a rate of 50 miles per hour.

  • Several tubes gave way in the welds, but the carriage returned, carrying 24 passengers at the rate of 7 miles per hour.

  • On a later trial, with new boilers, the carriage again made 15 miles per hour.

  • Under like circumstances can a citizen of Massachusetts while in New York operate his car at 25 miles per hour?

  • When he landed he sketched in the flight path that the objects had flown and computed their speed, almost 1,700 miles per hour.

  • On the race track the motor car has established a record speed of 131 miles per hour, but of greater utility has been the motor truck which now competes with railroads in the transportation of freight.

  • Therefore if we travel the distance to Kavalli, say 550 miles at an average of 6 miles per day, we should reach Lake Albert about the last day of September.

  • The amount of this shift can be very accurately measured, and gives the relative velocities of the stars in their orbits directly in miles per second.

  • He was at the time engaged in measuring the height and velocity of clouds, and was able to estimate the speed of the birds at nearly 48 miles per hour.

  • If the charging current reaches its maximum value at 18-25 miles per hour, and shows no increase at higher speeds, decrease the engine speed.

  • Cutout does not close until engine reaches a speed in excess of 10 miles per hour.

  • Recent investigations make the velocity of translation about 19 miles per second (30 kilometers).

  • This, combined with the observed proper motion, indicates an actual velocity of about 54 miles per second.

  • It has been calculated that this star is rushing through space with the amazing and almost inconceivable velocity of 200 miles per second!


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    beaten eggs; bent over; colonial empire; getting tired; good truth; maintain the; miles above; miles across; miles away; miles below; miles east; miles from; miles from its mouth; miles further; miles high; miles long; miles northwest; miles per; miles southwest; miles west; miles wide; monastic houses; other churches; other public ministers and; sedan chair; wide open