3.34pm: The camera cuts to Thomas Voeckler, who looks like he's struggling badly, even though his group is tackling a comparatively flat stretch of asphalt at the moment.
In general, the EIRP patterns of GPS Block IIR-M and GLONASS satellite antennas have a comparatively flat power level of around 10 dB W within the off-boresight angle range of 30 80° and roll off at the off-boresight angle of about 80°, offering deep space applications greater benefits than the other three blocks of GPS satellites.
In military usage, a gun is a cannon with a high muzzle velocity and comparatively flat trajectory, as opposed to other types of artillery, such as howitzers or mortars, which have lower muzzle velocities, and usually fire indirectly.
But she chose to hang on to what she saw as her husband's most useful asset: "Camberg was a good name, but comparatively flat.
farauti s.s. on Malaita was comparatively flat with a plateau, suggesting slower growth over a potentially longer time.
The terrain is comparatively flat, with an average elevation of 300 feet (91 metres), rising to 450 feet (137 metres) at Mount Matheson.
Jackson Hole is comparatively flat, with only a modest increase in altitude south to north, however a few isolated buttes such as Blacktail Butte and hills including Signal Mountain dot the valley floor.
The deal struck at Sochi is good news for Mrs. Merkel, whose political constituency is in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, a comparatively poor, flat region that has relied on shipbuilding, and more recently tourism, to keep unemployment down.
It is comparatively flat, particularly on the northwest coast, and reaches a maximum elevation of 1,350 feet (411 metres) on the east coast.
Comparatively flat and sandy, they are indented by coves lined with mangroves.
"Those steps are nice and comparatively flat and you could drive right up them," said Norman J. Glover, an architectural engineer and chairman of the American Society of Civil Engineers' committee for mitigating the effects of terrorism.
