Sentence examples for climb slopes from inspiring English sources

Most insects leave three of their six legs on the ground as they scuttle, but they do so to ensure they maintain enough friction against a surface to allow them to climb slopes.

The first model is a vehicle with a 1-dof leg (referred to as LFA-V1) and can climb slopes upto 40 degrees but to further increase the capability of the robot we come with a modified design of the vehicle which has a 2-dof leg (referred to as LFA-V2) and can negotiate slopes with discontinuities greater than twice the wheel diameter.

All of the injured bikers' handlebars featured the upturned grips that riders use to help them climb slopes.

The 120kg (260lb) Jade Rabbit rover can reportedly climb slopes of up to 30 degrees and travel at 200m (660ft) per hour.

These articulated vehicles should be able to take curves, climb slopes at a reasonable speed and descend hills in perfect safety.

Various theoretical studies have shown that heavy trucks when laden cannot climb slopes of more than 6percentt except at a very slow speed and at the cost of excessive fuel consumption and wear and tear on the engine and transmission.

Fuel cell hybrid scooters provide an adequate performance on horizontal road surfaces, but perform less well when climbing slopes.

Splitboards are designed to help snowboarders reach higher peaks, and are so called because they split the board down the middle to make two wide skis, which can be used with skins for climbing slopes.

It was found that the maximum velocity of the Verdeja was either on par with similar vehicles in foreign service or superior, while the Verdeja proved itself capable of going over trenches almost 2 m wide and climbing slopes of 40°.

By deforming its shape, this mechanism can realize the gait of going straight, direction adjustment, and climbing slope.

What is shown in the graph is that: In the whole process of foam injection, five curves of resistance factor are rise, and the climbing slope and velocity of the curves are differed from each other yet.