The Black Stars only succumbed to an 85th-minute match-winner from Egypt and although they must do without Michael Essien once again, his deputies have shown they are more than capable of covering his giant footsteps.
According to a story in National Geographic, the insect is capable of covering 120 of its body lengths in a second, while Usain Bolt the fastest person in the world covers a mere five body lengths per second.
While Isner's legs are long and capable of covering lots of ground, it is inevitably more difficult for him to move laterally than it is for someone with a lower center of gravity (see Michael Chang or Rafael Nadal).
This is perhaps the earliest example of writing for a single hand as "an entity in its own right, capable of covering all registers of the piano, of rendering itself as accompanied soloist or polyphonist".
Sensor mobility adds extra flexibility to a sensor network making it capable of covering larger areas, as well as being more energy efficient and robust [1].
Although the six-wheel, 400-pound vehicle is capable of covering the distance as a day trip, it will be commanded to move deliberately and feel its way over the unknown terrain.
As an out-of-the-waistband holster, you will need to wear a long, loose top capable of covering the pistol and holster to conceal it.
Recall that a sensor can cover at most one target at any given time and only sensors capable of covering target r k can be assigned the coverage job, therefore, constraints on source nodes can be represented by: ∑ r k ∈ R u x u, k p ≤ 1 (4) ∑ r k ∈ S R u x u, k p = 0 (5).
There are many evergreen ground covers for the shade garden, but not so many that are tough, vigorous and capable of covering large areas quickly.
He was just as capable of covering domestic stories.
Boston Dynamics has, of course, demonstrated all sorts of four-legged robots capable of covering difficult terrain.
