Sentence examples for have limited range from inspiring English sources

Today's batteries have limited range and are a stumbling block to widespread acceptance of hybrid cars.

The Navy already flies drone helicopters — known as Fire Scouts — from ships, although these aircraft have limited range and capabilities.

That will dim the cars' appeal.For all their environmental worthiness, electric cars at present have limited range and usefulness.

The explosives are typically less powerful than military versions, and the so-called Qassam rockets made by local machine shops are notoriously inaccurate and have limited range.

With the resulting designs, non-radiative wireless power would have limited range, and the range would be shorter for smaller-size receivers.

And many unmanned aerial vehicles, not to mention remote-control aircraft flown by hobbyists, are electrically powered.Yet all these electrical aircraft are small and have limited range.

For given feed conditions (P and β), V and θ have limited ranges for production of a clean carrier-gas product.

Attempts to generate MCL PHA homopolymers and control repeating unit composition have been published in native PHA-producing organisms but have limited ranges for the different sizes of repeating units that can be synthesized.

Although hundreds of concrete fracture tests exist, their evaluation is ambiguous because they have limited ranges of specimen size, initial notch depth and postpeak response, and refer to different concretes, different batches of concrete, different ages, different environmental conditions, different loading rates and test procedures, and different specimen types.

Landers have also had limited range due to power limitations, limited lifetime of subsystems and the inability to negotiate rough terrain.

Each receiver can sense the traffic density of a limited area around itself due to its limited reception capability, i.e., the proposed traffic monitoring has limited range depending on the receiver sensitivity.