Sentence examples for for a longer range from inspiring English sources
People are always asking for a longer range, so that's something we're always working on.
A new gadget now in the works called Findster differentiates itself through the use of proprietary RF technology, which allows for a longer range than Bluetooth, as well as no monthly fees.
A new gadget now in the works called Findster differentiates itself through the use of proprietary RF technology, which allows for a longer range than Bluetooth, as well as no monthly fees.
The base Model X offers a similar range for $10,000 over the e-tron's price, and for more money the Tesla can be configured for a longer range.
In 1964, the program was suspended and instead the French Army opted for a missile with a longer range, able to be mounted on the AMX-30.
According to the cable, Mr. Dagan talked of Iran's having a medium-range missile, the Shahab-3, that "can currently carry nuclear material, and reported that Iran is also trying to adapt the BM-25 missile, which already has a longer range, for this purpose".
Then, for those relatively rare occasions when a longer range is required, rent a car.
VANET applications can use a longer range, R, for the control channel so that a cluster-head can communicate with neighboring cluster-heads for safety message disseminations, and a shorter range, r, for a service channel that is used for intra-cluster managements.
What separates the Inboard M-1 from competitors like the Movpak, Blink Board or the Zboard, is its on-deck fully integrated battery and electronics; a patent-pending in-wheel motor system, which means the board doesn't need belts on its drive-train; and a design that allows for swappable batteries — giving the board a longer range, the company said.
According to reviewer's indication, quantification was extended to a longer range and for sake of clarity and completeness analysis of basal and apical dendrites are presented separately.
The hydrophilic field has a longer range (∼ r 2 for charged groups) than vdW and hydrophobic fields (∼ r 6) around unfunctionalized nonpolar areas.
