How to pronounce “speeds”(verb) in English

and speeds up and reaches maximum velocity, there's going to be a recoil.

Because everything speeds up when it's on a habit.

Sometimes it speeds up.

It also speeds up muscle reaction time.

But it also speeds up or increases lateral thinking, thinking outside the box.

because it speeds up conversation and human exchange.

And as it speeds up, goes up, it crosses that threshold.

kind of time speeds up and slows down all at the same time yep great what else exactly love that an effective use

heart instantly speeds up the lab suddenly seems terribly crowded the distance to that big stainless steel

And if the pace of technology speeds up, then you could see that not only would you have structural unemployment, but it

we tend to think that time speeds up as we get older.

Because it just deadens, speeds away.

And the result of this congealing of activity is that time speeds up.

So there's an equally true information that says that stress actually releases a growth hormone that speeds up the recovery of your cells

comes along and says, "Actually, the idea that time speeds up, slows down isn't just subjective, isn't just in our heads.

And they're ripples in space and time, so time speeds up and slows down a bit as these things go through, distances kind of shrink, can expand a little bit as well.

High blood glucose--that's carbs--elicits the release of insulin, which speeds the uptake of glucose by tissues, favors the storage of fuels as glycogen--it's a good

slows down the fastest kids but speeds up the overall group because it

I mean, any of you who's been in a car crash, for example, more frequently, it speeds up, and five hours go by