"Today we have materials like Kevlar and carbon fiber in tires that can handle the speed capabilities of these vehicles, " said Matt Edmonds, vice-president of TireRack.com, a tire retailing Website.

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From the outside she seems far too big an object to move at all much less at better than thirty knots but deep inside is a seething power plant that will handle that speed with ease.

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Father enters his house through the back door, because that is where he parks the car in which he spends hours each day, cursing his fellow drivers on roads not designed for the volume and speed of traffic they handle today.

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And NTT DoCoMo spent billions to upgrade its infrastructure to handle the high-speed wireless connections.

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Wind power has made significant advances in efficiency and scale in recent years, but wind-turbines are still able to handle only one of many wind-speed categories.

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In addition, Fiorina is expanding an existing relationship with the DreamWorks SKG to include remote collaboration for geographically dispersed animation teams, and provide access to a secure, high-speed network of HP's own computers to handle overflow rendering of highly detailed images.

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First, unlike a Targa of old, where the roof was either on, or living in your garage (bummer if a sudden thunderstorm arises when you're 50 miles from home), this little number can handle any weather and, it seems, any speed.

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Because of its progress with chip technology to handle so-called "3G" services like high-speed wireless access, Qualcomm (nasdaq: QCOM - news - people ) is a core holding of Gilder's.

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