Midweek Dover-Calais ferry crossings can be included in a Eurocamp holiday package at a cost of just £55 per family (based on a mid-week Dover-to-Calais crossing with P&O Ferries for one car and up to nine passengers).
Its plot, based on a mid-19th-century Italian novel, is remorselessly uncomfortable.
Made and hardly improved since the 1950s, it was based on a mid-20th century British vehicle, the Morris Oxford.
The Tzero was based on a mid-90's car called the Sportech that was designed by several Detroit engineers and powered by a motorcycle engine.
A five-percentage-point advantage three months ago has nearly tripled, to 14 percentage points, the center reported, based on a mid-August survey.
It is based on a mid-five-figure Lotus Exige and is powered by a Chevrolet Corvette motor with two turbochargers added.
The package is based on a mid-August departure and includes breakfast, flights, transfers and ferry crossing Set amid dramatic scenery in the Parc Naturel Régional d'Armorique, western Brittany, Les Roulottes des Korrigans offers cosy well-equipped wooden Gypsy-style caravans on a spacious site with views of the Monts d'Arrée, rich in Breton legend and fairytale.
The utility temperature controller is based on a mid-ranging control structure to increase the operating range of the hydraulic equipment.
They developed a climate computer model for the archipelago that was based on a mid-range temperature projection being used for a big upcoming UN global-climate report - the 5th Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
Detailed analysis of the entries that undergraduate students make into a cloze test based on a mid-secondary school passage exposes specific areas of difficulty that they might experience in their wider and more specialist reading.
Called Ice2sea, the group of scientists has made what it terms the "best estimate" yet of the impact of melting based on a mid-range level of carbon emissions that would increase global temperatures by 3.5C by the end of this century.
