This allows a reproducibility of the measured results for 90 selected wireless links within a passenger car compartment.
It was experimentally discovered that the two or three passengers sitting in the car compartment cause very similar results, and therefore, these cases were joined into one set of results.
Due to a variable gain in the lower half E-plane radiation pattern (elevation angle from 90 ∘ to −90∘), the antennas were placed in the car compartment so that the upper half E-plane radiation pattern (almost constant) was used.
As depicted in Figure 3, the RX antenna is placed at various locations inside the car compartment (on all seats and in the boot) and the TX antennas are placed on the left and right sides of the dashboard, top corners of the windshield, and at the rear part of the ceiling.
"I've never seen it in tortillas, but I've seen meth smuggled in and transported through every possible means: body cavities, car compartments, toys, tunnels, drones, speed boats, and submarines.
Writer found his car and compartment.
And there, in the summertime, a successful scrounge for coins underneath the couch cushions or in the car glove compartment or at the bottom of your handbag prompts a trip to the dairy for a Jelly Tip, or a Choc Bar, or a scoop of hokey-pokey or Gold Rush, or even – if your tastes ran to the questionably synthetic – of Goody Goody Gum Drops.
I am thinking that the best solution for all concerned would be a strict national gun-control law that makes it very difficult to get a concealed weapons permit, permits gun dealers to sell only one handgun per individual per year, and makes it illegal for even permit holders to keep handguns anywhere but their home, store or car glove compartment unless they are employed in the security business.
Another option is to buy lots of pacifiers and keep one in each place that you might set the baby to rest (for example, one by the crib, one by the baby swing, one in the car glove compartment for car trips).
Both legs of the flight are on cramped little regional jets — you know, the ones with overhead bins the size of car glove compartments and one lavatory in the rear the size of a bathroom on a Winnebago.
Pevsner, as the author of the landmark Buildings of Britain series, could be found in countless car glove compartments; Gombrich wrote the bestselling art book of all time, The Story of Art; and Clark was the maker of a number of pioneering TV series that were broadcast internationally, the most famous being Civilisation (1969).
