"low headroom" is a common English phrase that is used to describe a situation in which there is not much room (or margin) to maneuver or make decisions.
For example: "We have very low headroom on this project, so we'll need to be creative with our solutions."
"These minis are ridiculous; passengers do not get into them," Mr. Sherman said, asserting that the smaller back seat and low headroom made the hybrids uncomfortable and potentially dangerous for riders.
"If you normally fly a Gulfstream, you won't like this," he says, hunching beneath low headroom.
At high tides, the low headroom of the Northern Outfall Sewer aqueduct prevented access to the southern reaches of the system, and to allow access City Mill Lock was constructed near Blaker Road.
Also reviewed are recent reported works which attempts low voltage headroom implementation in complementing the reduction of battery energy consumption and design cost through the use of Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) process.
Which should be fixed (rather than shrunk) because their productivity is low but their headroom is high?
In spite of a low, sleek roofline, headroom is ample.
For lower ceilings or where lights attached beneath a fan will interfere with headroom, low-ceiling adapter kits can be obtained.
And which should remain as they are because their productivity is high but their headroom is low?
"In order to get ground clearance and headroom with that low roofline they had to essentially squish all the mechanical bits of the car and create space in the cabin," Mr. Polsinelli said.
As a result, the new Explorer accommodates the optional third row of seats that is mounted low enough to allow ample headroom even for adults up to 6 feet 6 inches tall.
Lowering the entire passenger cabin by about 15mm gives the Monza a livable amount of headroom despite a low roofline.
