Sentences with phrase «fairly slow speed»

This is true even if the rider is going at a fairly slow speed.

Not exact matches

It's actually fairly quick, too — though slower than other light weapons, it's nowhere near the heavy weapons in speed despite its larger size.

Here's another update: Got the transmission fixed at one of the top rated dealerships fairly close to the house and I've had no issues with it since; however, it doesn't go quite like it originally did; a little slower to change gears and get up to speed.

As Michael demonstrated in his recent history of digital publishing in Japan, Japanese publishers have been fairly slow to bring their print products to digital media, although the momentum has picked up with the introduction of Kobo and Amazon to the market; this may help speed things up a bit.

The game on the whole is fairly slow in terms of movement speed (though this can be changed later on with the addition of a specific character / rune), but also the menu system.

What begins as a fairly basic platformer evolves as you gain more of these powers, from being able to deploy decoys, speed up or slow down time, employ stealth bombs, climb and grind vines and branches, and generally stealth kill enemies.

There is only one speed and while it is fairly quick when you first start out a level, the more units and enemies that are on the screen seems to slow it down to the point that enemies move faster than the cursor.

The default speed of your vehicle is fairly slow.

The charging speed on the E.LUMEN itself is rather slow, with the micro USB delivering electricity to the internal battery at 5V,.55 A (for a full charge time of 6 hours), but the USB port offers a fairly standard 5V, 1A charging rate, and could be useful to revive a dying phone battery.

Right now, electric vehicles are only 0.7 percent of the US car fleet, and turnover is fairly slow, but many analysts expect that falling battery prices should help speed up the shift by making EVs more cost - competitive with traditional vehicles.