Sentence examples for km drive from inspiring English sources

To find out more about Australia's greatest folk hero, visitors can begin their Ned Kelly adventure in the state capital Melbourne before making the 252 km drive to Benalla and stopping off at significant sites along the way.

One of the best-known test runs is probably the VisLab Intercontinental Autonomous Challenge, a 13,000 km drive of four autonomous electric vans from Italy to China in 2010.

After approximately 8 months (verified through subjective data collection via questionnaire), the same 10 subjects were requested to perform the same 25 km drive but using the navigation device to guide them around the route (the condition phase).

The "long and winding road" of the song was claimed to have been inspired by the B842, a thirty-one mile (50 km) winding road in Scotland, running along the east coast of Kintyre into Campbeltown, and part of the eighty-two mile (133 km) drive from Lochgilphead.

Ex: 600 miles (970 km) driven over 4 weeks, but no driving is done on Sundays.

If the price per km of electric car driving is much lower (in comparison to other options), then the demand for travel (and number of km driven) will also increase so externalities due to congestion and land use impacts may turn critical in some contexts.

Two ethanol based fuel E15 (a mixture of 15% ethanol and 85% petrol by volume) and E85 (85% ethanol and 15% petrol by volume) were assessed and results were compared to those of conventional petrol (PT) in 1 km driven by an equivalent car.

Rather, there have been contrasting and uncorrelated temporal trends in coral cover at subregional scales (10 100 km), driven mostly by changes in fast-growing Acroporidae as a result of localized disturbance events, mainly A. planci predation and cyclones.

Instead, fluctuations in coral cover at subregional scales (10 100 km), driven mostly by changes in fast-growing Acroporidae, occurred as a result of localized disturbance events and subsequent recovery.

Total annual U.S. (cruise) emissions of BaP dropped by a lesser factor, because total annual km driven increased by a factor of 2.7 during the period.

The results imply a genetic basis to fitness differences among populations separated by only 50 km, driven largely by variation in smolt to adult return rates.