Sentences with phrase «well suppressed»

There's not a hint of motor whine and road noise is well suppressed.

Refinement levels, for instance, are particularly impressive this time around, with well suppressed tire roar and wind noise by class standards.

Despite its suppleness, body motions were well suppressed.

Road noise is also well suppressed; at least, that's the impression we got on the smooth surfaced roads in Germany.

Road and wind noise were well suppressed at highway speeds in the SFE, as in the other Fiestas, and it didn't take much throttle input for the hatch to move around with much more powerful cars on the road.

Road, wind and engine noise is well suppressed at highway speeds, and the ride is comfortable.

That said, the slower steering in conjunction with the good high - speed ride quality and very well suppressed wind and tire roar means the Nissan Murano is very well suited to life lolloping up and down the highway.

Body roll is also well suppressed considering the dimensions of the vehicle.

The drive itself is quiet, with wind noise well suppressed except at extra illegal speeds.

Though wind noise is particularly well suppressed, we are surprised that tire roar is surprisingly obtrusive for a vehicle in this sector of the new car market.

The only blemish to an otherwise comprehensive driving experience is the rather intrusive amounts of wind noise — which is unusual, considering wind whistle and tire roar are very well suppressed on the Toyota RAV4.

Better still, the sound deadening and noise insulation levels are especially impressive, with overall wind noise and tire roar being particularly well suppressed for a car at this price point.

Whilst the engine can be a bit grumbly at times, road and tire roar are remarkably well suppressed at higher speeds, in spite of the bluff bodywork and large alloy wheels.

As a bonus, the Vitara rides well too, and NVH is very well suppressed.

Although wind and driveline noise are quite well suppressed, it seems Mazda has again failed to address tyre noise on coarse road surfaces.

In addition, road and wind noise at high speeds are well suppressed.

Body lean when cornering is very well suppressed, the overall ride only gets choppy over broken asphalt (though is on the firm side in comparison with rivals) and there's a decent amount of noise insulation.

Turbo lag is well suppressed and it picks up smartly from a little past tickover making it feel fast in stop - start city traffic.

The GMC Sierra is also quite the quiet truck at speed, with wind noise in particular being very well suppressed.

Likewise, whilst there is a bit of tire roar if you go for a more off - road - centric variant, the GMC Sierra is also quite the quiet truck at speed, with wind noise in particular being very well suppressed.

Engine noise is well suppressed at 70mph, too, making the ST a comfortable car to drive longer distances.

On the motorway, background noise isn't as well suppressed as in some rivals.

Road and wind noise, meanwhile, are very well suppressed, which makes the 350d a refined and relaxing machine over longer distances.

Predictably, the Volante's wide range of dynamic personalities are best enjoyed with the hood down, when wind noise is impressively well suppressed, at least up to three figures, although you need the wind deflector in place much above 50mph.

The other stunner is how well suppressed wind and road noise are inside the airy cabin.

Thanks to its comprehensively insulated triple - layer fabric top that can go up or down at speeds of up to 37 mph, redesigned door and window seals, and sandwich glass, wind and road noise are very well suppressed.

The noisy engine settles down to a distant hum at a 70mph cruise, while wind noise is actually slightly better suppressed than in the upmarket Golf.

Wind and road noise are also much better suppressed than the A4 Avant's chief competition, especially if you add the optional acoustic glazing.

Small bumps are ironed out far more effectively and the floating feeling over sudden undulations is much better suppressed.

We do not use choke collars, pinch collars or shock collars, as we believe these types of training equipment at best suppress the reactivity issues while risking the underlying fear or aggression getting worse.

By using EFT to address their concerns, individuals may be able to come to see their emotions as valuable sources of information instead of painful or difficult states that are better suppressed than experienced.

Not exact matches

If Japan's central bank continues to suppress 10 - year yields in Japan, that could lead to further yen weakness, which would be good for their exporters.

Suppress the bad, pump up the good.

Instead of fostering entrepreneurial traits in kids, most schools want to manage them at best, and suppress them at worst.

In the pages of The Masses, cartoonist Art Young depicted how the AP poisoned the well of truth with a potent mixture of «lies,» «suppressed facts» and «slander.»

In the meantime, companies can focus on better predicting demand (to avoid producing more food than people will actually consume) and suppressing our appetite for red meat.

With these points in mind, we believe that investors would be well served by examining data objectively and by trying to suppress any anchored biases when shifting fundamental conditions require a new course of action.

That being said, the best way to take advantage of this artificially strong dollar is to buy those hard assets that are blatantly suppressed.

Well, suppressing one's emotions regarding the fear of deep market losses might help an investor stick with their financial plan in a mild correction, but in the early 2000s and again in 2008, many an Elephant reared up and sent the rider on a precipitous fall of his or her own.

Are market structures still in good working order after years in which volatility was suppressed?»

However, due to the uncertainty about how long oil prices may remain suppressed, any such investments should only be made as part of a well diversified portfolio.

And whether prayer has stopped war, well, that's like saying that Bush didn't stop Iraq from causing a larger war when they became nuclear or that nuclear weapons didn't actually suppress a rise to WWIII.

well - blacks are against gays - another suppressed minority so I guess anything can happen!

He suggests that this contemporary state of bachelor affairs is the natural fulfillment of the subculture of the turn of the century and, as well, that these formative expressions were originally suppressed and unacknowledged.

In the first place, being in touch with the body will bring us reports of sensuous pleasure, warmth, good feelings — not to be denied or suppressed; not to be apologized for; not a source of religious embarrassment.

Far from being simplistic, obedience during our toughest moments reveals that we are deep enough to suppress our tendency to find excuses to avoid what we know is the best path.

Therefore, a particular law is just when it functions in the care of human beings, suppressing evil deeds and rewarding the good.

The promise of reward usually clouds the mark's better judgment just enough for them to suppress questioning the incredible claims that the conman is making.

Once we suppress that fantasy, imagine the good we can do focusing our energy and money on reality.

«Founded by atheism, claimed by atheism, supported by atheism, and exclusively in the interests of atheism, suppressing without mercy every jot of evidence for the divine existence, and so making a positive rational faith in God wholly impossible, the doctrine of evolution may well be set down as not only a foe to theism, but a foe of the most thoroughgoing sort.»