Sentences with phrase «radius corners for»

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You see, my church sat on the busiest drug corner for a 50 - block radius.

The nation - wide sites have members living in every corner of the country, which means there are thousands of users for you to choose from, but the trick with sites like these is to set up your geographical preferences to within a 100 - mile radius so you don't find yourself in a long - distance relationship.

To support my above statement, take rallying for instance, the best performing cars are usually hatchbacks just because they weigh less than the sedan and have smaller turning radius allowing to pull tight corners.

It begins with a little smile during the triple - digit approach to a braking zone, gestates into giggles as you fly around a long, constant - radius right - hander fast enough to bend your neck like licorice, and finally breaks into full - on snorts as the car comes off the corner and accelerates into oblivion for about the 23rd time in the past three minutes.

Practically tasting the creamy deliciousness in my mouth, I didn't bother to slow down much for the exit ramp, sliding through all 270 degrees of slightly banked, constant - radius corner with all four tires howling and the stability control light flashing.

A tighter, opening - radius second - gear corner is made for powerslides, and once again the Superleggera delivers.

Perhaps an overlooked aspect of racetracks these days, but MRLS doesn't feature needless off - camber, blind, downhill, decreasing radius corners just for the sake of complexity.

Engineers and designers implemented a 0.31 - inch radius corner — the tightest ever for Toyota — fore of the steep pillar.

The OnePlus 5T boasts a 80.5 % screen - to - body ratio, with minimally curved corners (the radius of curvature is smaller than what's found on devices like the Galaxy Note 8 and Galaxy S8, for example).