Sentences with phrase «very narrow track»

Alan finds that he is quicker than the AI but struggles to pass due to the very narrow track.

Dinosaurs, Rothschild notes, had joints whose movements were highly constricted; they could swing back and forth on a very narrow track.

Not exact matches

«I think Melbourne is a track where a driver can make more of a difference, it is very bumpy and narrow and difficult track.

It was chance that now got the researchers on the right track: They discovered that very narrow conductive channels occur naturally when splitting lead tin selenide (PbSnSe), a crystalline insulator.

«The track is very narrow and the traffic is unbelievable, but we knew that from our here experience last year.

The track is very challenging and very narrow with no room for even little mistakes.

The 2015 BMW X5 M is an extraordinary engineering achievement, but one that fits a very narrow niche — drivers who want a track - worthy SUV.

At times, though, you are aware of its size, particularly on narrow roads and also in very tight, very slow, second - gear sections of race track, where you find yourself hauling it from one apex to another.

It will also borrow from its concept cousin the very narrow rear track and the wheels sitting far inside the body.

The track is so narrow and slick at times with the different amounts of dust and rubber on it; it makes for a very tricky surface to race on.

«With so many different series and tire makers here this weekend, the chemical interactions of the various compounds combined with track temperatures up to 108 degrees made the circuit slick and the racing line very narrow,» said Ken Payne, technical director motorsport, Michelin North America.

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There are no difficulty levels, although the track design and requirement of precise cornering in order to retain momentum is all that is needed for very close wheel - to - wheel racing were a single mistake when approaching a corner can be the difference between first and anywhere from second to fourth, while the balanced gameplay actually makes the close racing entertaining instead of frustrating even when there is an unbelievably narrow margin between winning and being a runner - up.

Successfully navigating the turbulent turns of the New York city circuit requires a lot of skill if you want to finish with a fast time or respectable race position, while the narrow design reminiscent of the first WipEout game forces you to be strategic when overtaking opponents - you really have to meticulously memorise the layout of the track and remember braking points and boost pad locations to maximise your speed, but it's very rewarding when you get into a flow, blast through every boost pad and glide into every twist and turn at full speed.

The Rio street track shares similarities with the famous Monaco track in that it is very narrow and you're never far from a crash barrier which allows very little room for error.

You're driving a car that is totally simulated without any aids at the pro level in a road that is very narrow with a lot of corners because the tracks are the real tracks.

SUVs, for example, have to be designed very carefully in order to reduce the possibility of a rollover based on their higher center of gravity and narrow wheel track.