The detectors are the size of a minivan and considerably heavier, and most airports will have to renovate buildings to install them.
Still, the malls do contrast starkly in appearance and smell from much of the rest of Manila, an urban environment considerably heavier on rusting corrugated steel, scruffy wandering animals and visible diesel fumes (though no less representative of the city for it).
The use of deterministic safety factors provides insight into neither the actual risk of structural failure nor a situation that can result in a catastrophic structural failure; or for the opposite case, a structure that is considerably heavier than would otherwise be required to meet the safety and mission success goals of the project.
These are cheaper, more economical to run, and relatively free from corrosion problems but for a given power output are considerably heavier than their gas-turbine counterparts.
Mr. Vaughn, who described AC Propulsion as "the most legitimate of all electric-auto makers," said that the company faced an uphill battle even with the Tzero's 300-mile range and a promised 190-mile range in a converted Scion xB, a small, boxy four-door wagon that is considerably heavier than the Tzero.
Samsung's camera-centric chimera has a surprisingly pleasing feel, considering it's considerably heavier than the company's usual, plasticy smartphones.
The webs were not single, filmy threads, floating in the air in all directions, but perfect flakes or rags, some near an inch broad, and five or six long, which fell with a degree of velocity which showed they were considerably heavier than the atmosphere".
At 1,580kg, the e-tron is considerably heavier than the stock A3 four-door hatchback (a car that will bypass the US market when the 2015 A3 begins shipping early in 2014) but it is carrying 125kg worth of lithium-ion batteries, along with upgraded suspension and brakes.
Considerably heavier than in his last Broadway outing as Stanley Kowalski in "A Streetcar Named Desire," Mr. Baldwin's Oscar suggests a big, diabolical baby, waiting to be indulged and pampered, somewhat in the manner of the pompous title character in "The Man Who Came to Dinner".
