Sentence examples for maximising range from inspiring English sources

Adaptive cruise is a technology tailor-made for the Model S, as it would encourage all but the most speed-obsessive S drivers to use it, and with much less hassle, thereby maximising range.

Since this study was exploratory in nature, maximising range of opinion was crucial.

Even then, the UK only just crept into the bottom end of the revenue-maximising range.

A collaboration between the Technical University Munich and compatriots BMW and Daimler, the Project Visio.M is an exercise in maximising the range and safety of a battery-powered compact car.

Hand therapy will be tailored to the patients presenting problems and needs and is aimed at reducing oedema, promoting wound healing and guiding post-surgical scarring, maximising finger range of movement and facilitating full return to functional use of the hand.

Alan Gosschalk - director of fundraising at Scope Alan is responsible for maximising Scope's voluntary fundraising income from a range of sources.

Therefore, it's probably worth joining several leading sites to maximise the range and coverage you get.

The missiles would usually be test-fired at a flatter angle to maximise their range, according to Jeffrey Lewis at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies in California.

In the complicated set design Chalayan has created, he's tried to maximise the range of the dancers' relationship with their physical environment, incorporating many surfaces and elements on to the stage, from water to a trampoline to a rigging of ropes.

Using basic properties regarding the rank of a matrix, it is easy to prove that rank R ~ h g min ≤ min N g min, Q max, therefore, N g min = Q max maximises the range of possible group sizes using a single CSI shot.

We suggest that mosaics of fields managed as short-term leys and permanent pastures with low-intensity cattle grazing over the autumn and winter would provide the combination of heterogeneous sward structure, areas of bare earth and presence of some seeding plants necessary to maximise the range of bird species able to use a given area of agriculturally improved grassland throughout the winter.