adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a high-speed crash
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the risk of injury from a high-speed crash
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
chase
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They include high-speed chases through densely packed suburban areas, filmed from the air by helicopters.
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Monday, during a high-speed chase through the streets of the Baja California state capital.
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The high-speed chase began after police spotted the gang with the stolen vehicles at the M1 Woodhall Services near Sheffield.
computer
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Kidder cites the recruiting strategy Tom West picked up from Seymour Cray, the legendary designer of high-speed computers .
data
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Collection and analysis of the data have required fast electronics, high-speed data links and of course powerful computing facilities.
internet
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It also provides onsite customer support, a dedicated high-speed Internet connection, security, and fire detection and suppression.
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And that is what you are doing if you have a high-speed Internet connection and you're not running a firewall.
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At that time, the company was one of the few Internet providers able to link business customers to high-speed Internet service.
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Verio also provides high-speed Internet access, security and other business Web services.
link
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New 68040-based intelligent line modules offer high-speed links to local area networks.
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He mocked Britain's failure to start building a high-speed link from London to its side of the tunnel.
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People need to be satisfied that the environmental assessments for King's Cross and the high-speed link are accurate.
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That would be preferable to the ridiculous procedure of considering a station in one Bill and a high-speed link in another.
modem
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This offers high-speed modem users the chance to cut costs.
network
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The big important stuff, in other words, worked pretty well, because it was off by itself on high-speed networks .
rail
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The Government have made their position clear on the route of the high-speed rail link and there is no reconsideration.
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He also knows that there are plans for a high-speed rail link to run through Stratford.
train
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In May 1991 a new high-speed train service on the Hamburg-Munich route was introduced.
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Adtranz manufactures electric and diesel locomotives, high-speed trains , streetcars and underground trains, and signal and traffic-control systems.
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The noise from below battered her eardrums until it felt as if a high-speed train was roaring through her head.
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At £55, it is a good deal more expensive than a ticket on the high-speed train which runs just below the bridge.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Journey times have been reduced considerably since the introduction of high-speed trains.
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The era of high-speed jet travel began after the end of World War II.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A TriFlex controller uses high-speed buffers to manage data flow between the buses.
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But high-speed cache memory is expensive.
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Close to 2 million people now enjoy the sport, which combines elements of skateboarding and surfing into a high-speed slalom.
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Fibre Channel Standard technology was also featured for the first time in a cluster and high-speed networking environment.
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It also provides onsite customer support, a dedicated high-speed Internet connection, security, and fire detection and suppression.
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Monday, during a high-speed chase through the streets of the Baja California state capital.
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The crash happened after a high-speed mainline train smashed into a freight service, near Selby, north Yorkshire.