Sentences with phrase «high miles per»

In my clean diesel, I get an average of 30 % higher miles per gallon than the equivalent gas model.

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In a sport that requires athleticism, skill, preternatural spatial awareness... and the ability to look past the inherent risk of driving a race car at 200 miles per hour and still perform at the highest level, he talked about his injury.
It will travel at 1,451 miles per hour (10 % faster than Concorde), and will fly at around 60,000 feet — higher than any other aircraft has flown, according to The Daily Mail, resulting in a quieter, less turbulent experience.
Each carriage on Kim's 90 high - security carriages is bulletproof, and with all the extra weight, the trains top out at just 37 miles per hour, the Times reported.
States like California and New York have high average densities of 251 and 420 people per square mile because of the millions of people crammed into major cities.
TD put up $ 100 million to steal away Aeroplan, off ering a 15 % higher fee per reward mile than CIBC currently pays when customers use one of its Aeroplan - branded credit cards.
After skewering the proposed system («one of the most expensive per mile and one of the slowest in the world»), Musk issued an open - source design challenge: a 28 - passenger solar - powered pod capable of levitating through a system of tubes almost at the speed of sound, with a one - way ticket price of $ 20 and a total building cost estimated at $ 6 billion, less than a tenth of the budget for California's high - speed rail project.
Elon Musk announced on Thursday, Jan. 15, that he will build a test track that will help speed up the arrival of his vision of future transportation, a high - speed pod propped up on air cushions traveling at speeds of 800 miles per hour inside a vacuum tube.
McAllen's population numbers around 135,000, and its population density is the second highest among our featured cities, at 2,776 residents per square mile.
Because you can earn 7 miles per dollar spent on Delta flights with this card, this high redemption rate gives the card a huge boost in value.
We believe that these amenities, along with our premium on - board features, enabled us to realize the highest average passenger revenue per available seat mile, or PRASM, in 2013 among U.S. LCCs within most of our markets.
It's about $ 20 million per mile to build HTT's version of the Hyperloop, according to Ahlborn — a fraction of the current cost of building high - speed rail in the U.S.
Longer - term, IHS Markit estimates that vehicle miles travelled will grow to an all - time high of 11 billion per year by 2040, which represents a 65 % increase since 2017.
Running 16 miles per hour down the 76 - foot runway toward the vault, Jordyn Weiber starts with a round - off onto the springboard, then jumps into a back handspring onto the vault, which sends her flying high through the air in a vertical lift topped off by two and a half twists, before landing with her feet on the ground.
In the same way that higher grade fuel gives more miles per gallon, the newer films will wrap more pallets — which significantly reduces the cost per pallet wrapped.»
If we look at our trusty weather page, we have 20 games this week with winds expected to be 15 miles per hour or higher!
Add it all up, and the Rockets have scored 1.15 points possession on isolation plays, per Synergy Sports — best in the league by a mile, and on pace to be the highest such figure in 14 seasons of Synergy archives by a laughable margin.
Pace has skyrocketed recently (meaning a lot more miles traveled per minute, leading to more total distance per minute and also higher average speed so less time resting those legs at slow speed) and also defenses now have to be everywhere (before defense wasn't as tiring as it's now because every player didn't need to cover as much ground as they do now).
With average wind speeds reaching as high as 22 miles per hour today, you'll want
Tevez's move to China helped him surge to the highest salary per mile in the top ten and all - time records.
Returning to work full - time with a high - stress job and 135 - mile - per - day commute started taking its toll, and now, well... for the first time, I can imagine just being done.
The party has commissioned feasibility work into three schemes, the first of which would be the construction of a French TGV - style high - speed rail network running from London to Scotland, carrying trains travelling at about 180 miles per hour.
Winds of 50 miles per hour and higher were reported in Dutchess, Orange and Putnam counties, with and gusts as high as 78 miles per hour in southern Dutchess County.
He said the pipeline would not reduce the controversial shipment of Bakken oil by rail or barge, adding that statistics from the Federal Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration showed that pipelines had a higher spill rate per mile than any other form of oil transportation.
Thursday night, the National Weather Service called for winds around 60 miles per hour in some parts of the region, and Greece residents say with the lake levels so high, it's the waves from the wind that cause the most damage.
Due to a heavier than average number of weather events this past snow season Oneida County DPW has determined the average cost per mile was higher than the 5 year average contracted amount.
Gallagher also said the train was traveling at about 10 miles per hour when entering the station, countering reports of extremely high speed.
For the second evening in a row, Erie County Sheriff's Deputies were involved in a high speed chase in the Southtowns, reaching speeds over 100 miles per hour through East Aurora and Orchard Park.
The Monsoon XTR is packed with high - end technology: It has a powerful.28 SH P3 engine that pushed the car to 40 miles per hour and more at the push of a button.
The elegant sailfish is a swift seafarer: it's capable of swimming at speeds as high as 60 miles per hour in short bursts.
Those high - altitude winds zip along at more than 300 miles per hour and generate electrical currents that surround the Earth.
The storm is a monster: 5,000 miles across — big enough to engulf North America — and rising 45 miles above the eye, five times higher than any terrestrial storm, with a top wind speed of 350 miles per hour, faster than the most violent twister ever to plow through Tornado Alley.
The highest wind gusts were around 75 knots (86 miles per hour), which is the record since our arrival in December 2013.»
The Vertical Gun Range employs a 14 - foot cannon that fires small projectiles at up to 16,000 miles per hour, while impact plates and high - speed cameras record the ballistic dynamics.
He has been studying impacts and impact processes for years using NASA's Vertical Gun Range, a high - powered cannon that can fire projectiles at speeds up to 15,000 miles per hour.
Instead he proposes a lightweight aircraft with high thermodynamic efficiency and extreme drag reduction — not so much a flying car as a powered glider that cruises at about 100 miles an hour and gets at least 100 miles per gallon.
Early results show Titan's high - altitude winds bluster westerly at 250 miles per hour.
Using a single satellite image collected at UM's Center for Southeastern Tropical Remote Sensing (CSTARS), the research team was able to determine that a roughly 60 - meter high internal wave was traveling at a speed of three miles per hour (1.4 meters per second) near Dongsha Island in the South China Sea.
Dragonflies, which can reach 45 miles per hour, might take on high - speed missions.
The core oscillates 300 times per second, sending out sound waves a little higher than middle C on a piano, which zoom through the star at 70 million miles per hour.
It was the first - ever measured EF - 5 tornado, the highest category on the Enhanced Fujita scale, and the most powerful since 1999, with an estimated peak wind speed of 205 miles per hour.
Its pedestrian - friendly, high - density neighborhoods (14,000 people per square mile) are clustered around high - rises, multifamily dwellings, restaurants, groceries, shops and pocket parks, and have wide sidewalks that encourage walking and short blocks that slow traffic.
The average fuel economy of vehicles sold in the United States hit a record high 23.6 miles per gallon (mpg) for the model year 2012, the U.S.
That disturbance produces waves of high and low pressure traveling at about 760 miles per hour, which we experience as sound.
Since the dawn of the space age in the late 1950s, low Earth orbit has become a junkyard, with about 110,000 hunks of old spacecraft one half inch or larger hurtling at speeds as high as 30,000 miles per hour.
With winds of 160 miles per hour (266 km per hour), the Category 5 hurricane had western Mexico on high alert, with the popular resort of Puerto Vallarta and others on the coast opening emergency shelters as hotels were closed.
Or the evidence may yet be streaking Earthward at thousands of miles per second, unknown until the next time Super-TIGER rises high in the sky, gazing out into the depths of space.
And with the probe barreling in at nearly 10 miles per second — one of the highest speeds ever achieved by a spacecraft — any encounter with a speck of shrapnel could spell disaster.
In California, which has one of the highest proportions of clean electricity in the country, the electric vehicle would produce only 100 grams per mile, half that of the hybrid.
At the same time, fuel economy rose to an all - time high of 24.8 miles per gallon average.
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