Sentence examples for of range with from inspiring English sources
Mr. Reuss said, "We will see the day when we have an affordable electric car that offers 300 miles of range with all the comfort and utility of a conventional vehicle".
Against Li, however, little went right for the 2004 Wimbledon champion as she struggled with the serve that was remodelled after she returned from shoulder surgery 13 months ago and failed to find any sort of range with her powerful groundstrokes.
The theory by which Bethe derived a stopping number is generally accepted as providing the framework for understanding the variation of range with energy, though in practice the mean excitation potential, I, must be obtained in many cases by experimental curve fitting.
Tesla Motors officially opened on Friday the first 480-volt Supercharger stations on the East Coast, effectively making possible a Boston-to-Washington trip in the company's Model S sedan, which the Environmental Protection Agency has rated at 265 miles of range with the larger 85-kilowatt-hour battery pack.
Included in the study were a total of 516 paediatric patients (boys and girls), aged 2 11 years (N = 269 in age group 2 5, 247 in age group 6 11, 2 out of range), with the diagnosis acute upper respiratory tract infections (ARI).
Puck is no Freddie Mercury, but he handles the melody well and makes up for lack of range with swagger".
Also, Daimler has revealed its own concept for a Mitsubishi E-FUSO fully electric Vision One truck with 220 miles of range, but with no specified release window.
Just out of range, girls with dandruff and cheek piercings are scrabbling for their coats in disbelief at having pulled.
One of those analysts, Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster, sits in the middle of the range, with an estimate of 3 million.
Revenue was predicted by Apple itself to fall between $50bn and $53bn – it came in on the low end of that range, with a final tally of $50.6bn, a 13% drop.
I had that first sense of his range with the Grand Street story and "By Night in Chile".
