Sentence examples similar to a low step in from inspiring English sources

It has excellent cargo capacity for its size, handles pretty sweetly and has a low step-in height, so you can get in and out of it easily.

Their result, for a low step, is thus in good agreement with our figure for the 25 75% response (∼2 ri) for both small and large steps.

From the minute you step in -- a relatively easy move, given the low step-in height -- you are bombarded with messages that this is a serious truck that will probably live long after the warranty expires.

For the driver, gaining access to the PT Cruiser is as easy as pulling up a chair at the dining-room table; the low step-in height (about mid-shin on me) and high lintels mean one doesn't lean or duck to get in -- as one must with, say, a Dodge Neon.

The lowest step in terms of impact occurs when only one or none of the three most repeated addresses is in the address combination (e.g. a C k ={C,F,G}).

The house is a set of wide, low steps terminating in a blank wall on one side of the stage.

Each network of interactions, however, contains both central and peripheral individuals: central members are characterized by higher connectivity and can reach a large fraction of the network within a low number of steps, in contrast to the nodes on the periphery.

At the medal ceremony, Hammon stood on the lowest step of the podium, in her Russian uniform, a bronze medal around her neck.

The Nasdaq finished down for the week but off the weekly lows as buyers stepped in on both Thursday and Friday.

Community colleges were founded as a low-cost first step in post-high-school education for those who might not be able to afford or qualify for four-year colleges.

After Sather could not guarantee Low a raise for last season, Low stepped down and coached Houston in the International Hockey League.