Sentence examples for electrical range from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the authors' converted Smart has an electrical range of more than 100 km with a 14-kWh Li-ion battery, sufficient for regional mobility.

Regarding an electrical range of 20 km, this results in an emission of 106 g CO2/km (calculated for 100 km).

However, the price for a complete Li-ion cell set offering 14 kWh capacity, allowing a 100-km electrical range of a small-size car (like a Smart, see below), is still in the order of 5,000 Euro including taxes.

However, depending on the size of the battery and concept of the individual car, the electric range of PHEV is smaller than the range of BEV: The first high-volume PHEV, the GM Volt/Opel Ampera, has a 40- to 80-km range according to its carmaker [53], while the Toyota Prius plug-in (2012) will have an electrical range of around 20 km only.

Rockall was annexed in September 1955 because it was situated within radio-electrical range of a test site for Britain's first nuclear missile, the American-made 'Corporal'.

Moreover, the electrical current range corresponding to the maximum power output and maximum efficiency is obtained.

Its linear electrical dynamic range exceeds 134 dB (from 100 mHz to 502 kHz).

Electrical conductivity (range 18 151 mS cm−1, 25 °C) of the water correlated well with patterns in diversity among lakes, but this was not the case for nutrient concentrations.

This pressure applied was used to vary the particle density and R P. All the samples were measured at RT and atmospheric pressure and at an electrical resistance range of R P = 10 80Ω.

The pH value of the soil samples ranged from 4.25 to 5.39, and the electrical conductivity ranged between 83.3 and 265.0 μS/cm, indicating suitability for use as construction material with steel and concrete.

Production in the electrical industry ranges from industrial equipment to radio and television sets and modern electronic materials.