Definitions
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- noun aviation the speed at which a pilot must decide whether to continue a take-off or to
abort .
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Examples
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The main reason they need to launch a V1 is that they cant really let any user complain about Chrome, they cant afford to have bugs, issues with the speed, and prove that the concept of multi-thread tabs work, etc.
Browser Wars, Take 2 2009
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TRP-V1 is activated by hotter temperature, but also responds to capsaicin, the chemical responsible for the spiciness of hot peppers.
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V1 is also showing The Unit, a gung-ho army drama in which the message is solidarity, sticking together at all costs and, oh, that terrorists are bad, mkay?
New on the Telly « We Don't Count Your Own Visits To Your Blog 2007
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TODD (voice-over): Berman says by this time the pilot has figured in his so-called V1 (ph), V for velocity, based on the weight of the plane and the length of the runway, it's also known as the decision speed.
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To climb hills, ski racers use a technique known as the V1 - the "V" refers to the position of the skis and the "1" to the side of the body being used.
NYT > Home Page 2010
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The V1 is the "spin" ball and the V1x is the distance ball, right?
Hooked On Golf Blog 2009
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In 2008, those numbers had jumped to $1,690,000 and $760,500, and the parcel was reclassified as V1 (commercial or Manhattan residential).
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If you don't have Micorsoft's VoiceCommand on your phone or don't have a BlueAnt already, then the V1 is a perfect choice.
WMExperts 2009
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The V1 is a fantastic headset, especially if you don't have VoiceCommand built into your device (or like the Sprint Treo Pro, it has a bug where it doesn't announce incoming calls).
WMExperts 2009
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Saygus says that "as a hardware device, the V1 is the first Low Cost, Low Bandwidth, Low Power, High Resolution Full Color OS Two-Way Video Calling Cell Phone offering Streaming Movies, Concerts and TV Episodes."
Digital Trends 2009
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