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Speed
* All speeds are relative , except for the speed of light, which is absolute.
  * ' is the distance that an object moves in a certain amount of time. Speed measure of how fast something is moving. The 'average speed' of an object in a certain time is the distance the object traveled divided by the time. Speed scalar.
* affects dopamine primarily, a neurotransmitter linked to pleasure and reward.
* also affects the ability to stop
  - contributes to tire wear
  - plays a part in a number of serious injury crashes
  - translates into efficiency of operations
* can vary greatly depending on wind speed and direction.
* comes from power, which comes from range of motion.
* contributing factor in about one-third of all traffic deaths on the nation's roadways
  - almost all fatal snowmobile accidents
  - nearly all fatal snowmobiling accidents
* controls the line that a ball rolls on.
* critical factor in the telecommunications real estate marketplace
  - that drives Web usage
  - feature of the fashion and advertising industries
* defines our products, our environments, our way of life, and our imaginations.
* describes how fast an object is moving.
* directly affects the distance required to stop a vehicle.
* divides communities where people are unable to cross the road.
* does kill when drivers are taught only how to get a licence.
* dominates today's engine systems.
* drives productivity, and productivity drives business results.
* factor in a high percentage of automobile accidents
  - nearly one-third of all fatal crashes
  - of movement
* function of architecture, technology, software, and algorithms
  - shape
* generates friction which generates heat which causes melting.
* governs the internet
  - throughput from disk to screen and from disk to the central processor
* has a major effect on how the front wheel rises
  - tremendous impact on safety
* has the dimensions of distance divided by time
  - units of distance per time interval
* helps to keep the boat upright by bringing the apparent wind forward.
* increases the distance needed to stop a vehicle.
* is also a factor in tyre noise generation
  - leading factor in motorcycle crashes
  - vital component to their survival
  - an advantage for horses used in battle
  - important when passing a ball
  - the biggest determinant of the extent of injury
  - an aphrodisiac
  - another function of time
  - calculated by dividing the distance traveled by the time of the motion
  - dependent upon body length, beat frequency, and the aspect ratio of the caudal fin
  - distance traveled per unit of time
  - equivalent to the wavelength times the frequency
  - essential in escaping from a fire
  - for color printing and measured in pages per minute
* is how fast a film can capture an image when exposed to a minimal amount of light
  - or slowly something is moving
* is how fast something is going
  - travels
* is how fast the club swings
  - object is going, while velocity is speed plus direction
  - much time it takes a page to be viewed by the visitor
  - important because planets gravitationally affect their stars' motion
* is important in decisions and actions
  - product development as well as in the order cycle
  - increase after the flow of motion is established by pulling the hind leg into the body
  - influenced by the athlete's mobility, special strength, strength endurance and technique
  - irrespective, more or less, as the same mass is moved the same distance
  - just the rate of change in position
  - made up of reaction time and movement time
  - major contributor in most traffic accidents
* is measured as the length of time it takes to complete specific products or work units
  - by the distance covered divided by the elapsed time
* is measured in characters per second
  - kilobits per second
  - knots
  - revolutions per minute by a tachometer
  - two ways
  - with an anemometer , a device with cups that turn during a wind
  - more directly related to efficiency than energy expenditure
  - multiple of the angular speed of the deferent
  - needed in the ocean to catch prey
* is often the difference between a quick or a costly solution
  - very important in calculations for navigation
* is one of the elements of progress in the grinding wheel industry
  - main usability criteria for web design
  - most important factors in the information age
  - things that has affected television
  - paces
  - proportional to motive force, and inversely proportional to resistance
* is rate of stride multiplied by length of stride
  - x length of stride
  - recorded in miles or kilometers per hour
  - relative to social settings
* is relative to the maneuver that the car has to be doing
  - rotation of the earth
  - said to be a scalar quantity
  - second only to alcohol in causes for fatal car crashes on America's roads
  - something that is becoming increasingly more important in our society
  - sometimes just an antidote for sorrow and grief, sadness and loneliness
  - still a major catchword in college football today
  - subjective and cultural experience
* is the ability to rapidly propel the body or a part of the body from one point to another
  - accuracy and speed with which the graph is drawn
  - acid test of the genetics of gait
  - bottom line of horse racing and racehorse breeding
  - buzzword of the information economy
  - defining metric
  - difference between surviving and thriving in an ever-changing competitive market
  - direct result of acceleration and control
  - essence of everything
  - leading cause of death of young men in Oregon
  - lifeblood of today's digital economy
* is the magnitude of the vector quantity velocity
* is the main factor that separates one type of Internet connection from another
  - problem with driving on ice
  - mantra of the Internet economy
* is the measure of efficiency
* is the most essential factor of force or power
  - important element in producing lift
* is the name of the game in the outfield as the starters posses the ability
  - in visual communication
  - number of squares moved during the momentum move
  - only way they are supposed to travel
  - opening or aperture of the lens
  - precious commodity of gene exchange
  - primary protection for an adult white-tailed deer
* is the rate at which something is moving
  - moves, while velocity is the speed in a particular direction
  - travels a distance or length
  - of stride times the length of stride
  - scalar quantity that is the magnitude of the velocity vector
  - shrinkage of time through near-instantaneous communication and computation
  - single biggest factor affecting the severity of a highway crash
  - thought to be a factor in about a third of all casualty accidents
  - very important to users of the Internet
* is what has characterised the emergence of the information economy
  - lies at the heart of Internet technology
* kills when drivers are taught only how to get a licence
  - governments are quick to blame speeding as the sole cause of road trauma
  - road safety experts treat drivers as idiots and intellectually challenged children
  - roads are built to the lowest price rather than the highest standards
* limitation common to computer architectures.
* lowers the body's natural defenses against disease.
* major cause of accidents
  - teen crashes
* major factor in many pedestrian accidents and is something that can be controlled
  - road accidents
* measure of a chip's processing power.
* measurement of that change in position over time.
* multiplied by value equals the velocity of profitable cash flow.
* particular risk to pedestrians, bicyclists and in-line skaters.
* physical measurement.
* plays a major role in the extent of traffic accident injury
  - incidence of injury as well as strength and muscle development
  - part in nearly every fatal snowmobile crash
* quality that allows a guy to do a lot of things.
* rate, a ratio between two different quantities.
* real differentiation in the labor market.
* reduces the stability of tractors.
* refers to the magnitude of the velocity.
* relative thing when referring to the Internet.
* requires that muscles produce energy as quickly as possible.
* result of stepping down to the ground with greater force.
* scalar and velocity vector.
* scalar quantity and has only magnitude, or size, associated with it
  - velocity vector quantity
  - that indicates rate of motion distance per time
* scalar, velocity vector.
* simply tells the magnitude of the time rate of change of position.
* speeds the flow of business blood.
* still plays a major role in accidents.
* usually is associated with an increase in pace, rather than lengthening of the stride.
* very important factor in sorting and in computer science in general.