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speed of travel

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speed of travel [′spēd əv ′travĀ·əl]
(metallurgy)
The speed at which a weld is made along its longitudinal axis; measured in inches or spots per minute.


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It was likewise pointed out by authorities that a plane in flight even if it would still be within range of ground cell sites or towers, will make the transmission and reception of signals to and from a mobile phone weak because of the speed of travel.
The pair fed measurements from 30 sites in Louisiana and Texas hit by hurricane Rita in 2005 into a computer model that relates the severity of a surge to the hurricane's speed of travel.
Because of the versatility in altitude and the slow speed of travel it is ideal for these sorts of activities.
 
 
 
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