Sentences with phrase «low kilometers»

Also, if you can show that your vehicle is better than the average by way of such things as repair receipts, low kilometers, extra equipment purchases, etc. you will be better able to convince ICBC that your vehicle is worth more than they say.

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Alternatively, if a vehicle is forecast to run lower kilometers than what is actually outlined in the lease agreement, the fleet manager can increase the trips for this vehicle or negotiate the terms at the end of the lease with the leasing company.

It is the lowest kilometer of atmosphere that has seen a temperature change as the globe has warmed.

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The Hyperloop would send travelers through low - pressure tubes in specialized pods that zoom at high subsonic speeds, reaching more than 700 mph (1,100 kilometers per hour).

CEO Elon Musk said the semi is capable of traveling 500 miles (804 kilometers) on an electric charge — even with a full 80,000 - pound (36,287 - kilogram) load — and will cost less than a diesel semi considering fuel savings, lower maintenance and other factors.

Hunched tightly over his handlebars, his helmeted head lowered into an aerodynamically efficient position, LeMond rode all out, all the way, gaining precious seconds with each kilometer.

New York State also made a related $ 5 million URI investment in Gryphon Sensors, a company based in Central New York that has developed a state - of - the - art mobile Unmanned Traffic Management system called Mobile Skylight, which provides three dimensional detection of low - flying, small, UAS at a distance of out to 10 kilometers.

But taking along just a little extra fuel can then gently lower a ballistically captured spacecraft into scientifically valuable, standard orbits of around 100 to 200 kilometers like those achieved with Hohmann transfers — or even onward to the Martian surface for a landing.

Considering that the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets span more than 1.7 million and 14 million square kilometers, respectively, while containing 90 % of the world's freshwater ice supply, melting of ice shelves could be catastrophic for low - lying coastal areas.

During its mission of exploration, Juno will circle the Jovian world 37 times, soaring low over the planet's cloud tops — as close as about 2,600 miles (4,100 kilometers).

By combining observations from the ground and in space, the team observed a plume of low - energy plasma particles that essentially hitches a ride along magnetic field lines — streaming from Earth's lower atmosphere up to the point, tens of thousands of kilometers above the surface, where the planet's magnetic field connects with that of the sun.

«It became apparent that the lower part of the cratonic root was shifted by about 850 kilometers.»

Recent evidence now suggests, however, that the molecules can reach the lower edge of the stratosphere, which includes the ozone layer, despite its height 8 kilometers above the poles.

Today we know that, like most mountains on Earth, Mount Everest is compensated by a low - density root that extends many tens of kilometers below the surface.

It may directly compete with Axiom for the ISS's last free docking port, and mastery of what could be a multibillion - dollar emerging market in low Earth orbit hundreds of kilometers overhead.

The high - resolution maps cover 3,564 square kilometers of the McMurdo Dry Valleys and allow researchers to compare present - day conditions with lower - resolution LIDAR surveys conducted almost 13 years ago.

Dawn's low vantage point also captured the dense network of fractures on the floor of 78 - mile - wide (126 - kilometer - wide) Dantu Crater.

In the real world, slabs are observed to behave in one of three ways: The slabs either stall at around 600 kilometers, stall out at the megameter boundary, or continue sinking all the way to the lower mantle.

«The long group waves can have wavelengths of several kilometers but their height is much lower than that of the individual storm waves.

Low - oxygen zones where large ocean species can not live have increased by close to 5.2 million square kilometers since the 1960s, the team found.

They found that infants born within 1 kilometer of a well were 25 % more likely to have low birth weights (less than 2500 grams or 5.5 pounds) than infants more than 3 kilometers away, they report today in Science Advances.

«These columns are clearly separated in the lower mantle and they go all the way up to about 1,000 kilometers below the surface, but then they start to thin out in the upper part of the mantle, and they meander and deflect,» she said.

That is apparently what happened to the 99 villagers of Miaohe, 10 miles (17 kilometers) upstream of the Yangtze, who saw the land behind their homes split into a 655 - foot -(200 - meter --RRB- wide crack last year, soon after the reservoir water level was lowered for the summer floods.

It emits just 60 grams of CO2 per kilometer due to its 400 - kilogram weight for low - speed city use, versus 150 grams and 1,300 kilograms for many highway - bound sedans, according to Bajaj.

That heated surface air then rose into the atmospheric boundary layer — the lowest level of the troposphere — doubling its height to more than 4 kilometers, and creating a thick blanket of heat.

During its mission of exploration, Juno soars low over the planet's cloud tops — as close as about 2,100 miles (3,400 kilometers).

Since that year the minimum ice cover has declined rapidly, dwindling to an all - time record low of 3.4 million square kilometers on September 16, 2012.

Earth System Threshold Measure Boundary Current Level Preindustrial Climate Change CO2 Concentration 350 ppm 387 ppm 280 ppm Biodiversity Loss Extinction Rate 10 pm > 100 pm * 0.1 - one pm Nitrogen Cycle N2 Tonnage 35 mmt ** 121 mmt 0 Phosphorous Cycle Level in Ocean 11 mmt 8.5 - 9.5 mmt — 1 mmt Ozone Layer O3 Concentration 276 DU # 283 DU 290 DU Ocean Acidification Aragonite ^ ^ Levels 2.75 2.90 3.44 Freshwater Usage Consumption 4,000 km3 ^ 2,600 km3 415 km3 Land Use Change Cropland Conversion 15 km3 11.7 km3 Low Aerosols Soot Concentration TBD TBD TBD Chemical Pollution TBD TBD TBD TBD * pm = per million ** mmt = millions of metric tons #DU = dobson unit ^ km3 = cubic kilometers ^ ^ Aragonite is a form of calcium carbonate.

Both of these teams» analyses converged on the figure of approximately 3,000 kilometers as the lower boundary for the flows.

Three separate spacecraft, flying millions of kilometers apart from each other at the vertices of a giant triangle, would precisely measure their mutual separations using sensitive lasers, and thus be capable of detecting low - frequency ripples in spacetime.

Clipper will periodically swoop down to as low as 25 to 100 kilometers above Europa's surface.

This triple - first - stage rocket will be able to put 116,600 pounds (53,000 kilograms) into a 124 - mile (200 kilometers) low - Earth orbit.

Besides helping the creature avoid predators, the low - frequency bellows (which could possibly have been heard 10 kilometers away) may have enabled herds to communicate surreptitiously with each other, or for males to attract females.

Researchers who spend part of their career abroad — even if it's just a few hundred kilometers from home — can find themselves paying into a variety of supplemental plans, often resulting in lower benefits than they would enjoy if they just stayed put.

In a study published today in the journal Nature, University of Pennsylvania anthropologist Clark L. Erickson < reports that a network of low, zigzag structures of raised earth and ponds covering hundreds of square kilometers in Baures represents a pre-Columbian fishery.

Hill found that the babies born to mothers within 2.5 kilometers (a little over 1.5 miles) of drilled gas sites were 25 percent more likely to have low birth weight compared to those in non-drilled areas.

In Antarctica, this year's record low annual sea ice minimum of 815,000 square miles (2.11 million square kilometers) was 71,000 square miles (184,000 square kilometers) below the previous lowest minimum extent in the satellite record, which occurred in 1997.

The record lowest extent in the 37 - year satellite record occurred on September 17, 2012 when sea ice extent fell to 3.39 million square kilometers (1.31 million square miles).

The 2014 minimum was 1.94 million square miles (5.03 million square kilometers), the seventh lowest on record.

This year's maximum extent, reached on March 7 at 5.57 million square miles (14.42 million square kilometers), is 37,000 square miles (97,00 square kilometers) below the previous record low, which occurred in 2015, and 471,000 square miles (1.22 million square kilometers) smaller than the average maximum extent for 1981 - 2010.

Iridium's satellites (pdf) operate in near - circular low Earth orbits (LEO) about 780 kilometers above the surface, traveling at about 27,000 kilometers per hour and circling the planet in about 100 minutes.

Whereas the lower atmosphere (at altitudes of less than 200 kilometers) is consistent with ground - based stellar occultations, the upper atmosphere is much colder and more compact than indicated by pre-encounter models.

This year's minimum is 699,000 square miles (1.81 million square kilometers) lower than the 1981 - 2010 average.

A new analysis of data from NASA's Kepler spacecraft finds that stars with lower abundances of heavy elements — the kind that populated the early Milky Way — are more likely to host gas giants several thousand kilometers larger in diameter than Jupiter.

Although the images are relatively low - resolution at just 6 meters per pixel, they reveal a bright object thought to be Schiaparelli's parachute, as well as a 15 - by -40-meter dark patch roughly one kilometer to the north of the parachute.

The early September rate of decline also greatly exceeded the rate observed for the same period during the record low year of 2012 (19,000 square kilometers, or 7,340 square miles, per day).

This unexpected, yet - to - be-named feature (colored mid - to dark brown in the exaggerated topography above) stretches 750 kilometers — about twice the length the Grand Canyon — from central Greenland (lower center of image) all the way to a fjord along the northwestern coast (top of image).

When the capacity begins to run low, a warning appears on the smartphone display telling them that there is only enough power left for another ten kilometers.