Sentences with phrase «covering big distances»
Every 11 to 30 seconds, the system transmits data, which can be picked up by a drone (best for quickly covering big distances in remote areas) or by a drive - by or fixed - base reader.
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If you're going to be covering big distances, the 1.6 - litre MultiJet II is better.
Much like Richard Porter's assertion that sweaty - backed rejectors of air - conditioning are suffering in vain, I'm happy to put forward the heretical notion that even the nape - prickling symphony of an Italian V12 begins to grate when you're covering big distances.
On dual carriageways and motorways, it can settle into a completely serene groove that allows you to cover big distance in a relaxed, enjoyable manner.
Then the Taiga, the biggest snowforest in terms of area in the northern hemisphere [it touches Canada, Russia, and parts of Alaska], we think is also an interesting analogy for the capabilities of the SUV — to cover big distances, to go onto rough terrain, and to cross frozen landscapes.
So if you plan to cover big distances — as many of the business users executive cars like this are aimed at will — you may be better off with a model from one of those brands.
At motorway speeds and on smoother surfaces it feels more settled and calm — which will be good news to prospective owners planning to use the E63 as big, powerful saloons are most commonly used: to cover big distances.
This ultra modern 23 metre aluminium catamaran, with a cruising speed of 15 knots and a range of 1,500 nautical miles can cover big distances and was designed for comfort.
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Unfortunately, Antarctica is not big enough to cover the distance required, and isn't a discus what might result if you flatten a golbe?
Everyone knows that endurance athletes are usually lighter to be able to cover greater distances easily, while in order to be able to lift big weights, the athlete needs to be more massive.
Meaning «Big Water» in the local dialect, there are 275 falls that cover a distance of over a mile and a half.