Sentence examples for poor maneuverability from inspiring English sources

Conventional tracked vehicles have superior cross-country capability compared to common wheeled vehicles, but poor maneuverability, especially poor steering performance.

Different vehicles of two types were used in this work, including SUV and MPV, the reason for vehicle variability is that the selected MPVs are with seven seats, longer wheel base and heavier unladen mass, which resulting a relatively poor maneuverability and lower travelling speed than SUVs and other passenger car types.

Anatomist Michael LaBarbera of the University of Chicago illustrates the poor maneuverability of wheels by comparing the turning radii of walking and wheelchair-bound humans.

Many of the auxiliary motors themselves were also seriously underpowered, particularly the servomotors for the gun mountings (which were slow to train and elevate) and for the rudder (which contributed to the ship's poor maneuverability.

The unpowered rudder did not provide adequate directional control at high air speeds (remedied by using hydraulic power on all subsequent versions of the F-104) and some concern was expressed over poor subsonic maneuverability at higher altitudes.

Vehicles maintain lesser LC with heavy vehicles than with their own vehicle types due to their poor acceleration characteristics and maneuverability.

The new kayaks are not narrow and sleek, like old Greenland kayaks, but flat-bottomed and short for quick maneuverability.

However, the existing omnidirectional vehicles have poor cross-country capability despite much higher maneuverability than common vehicles.

These short, fast boards have three fins for maneuverability.

A long tail and short, rounded wings give these fast, low-flying birds great maneuverability.

The casters facilitate maneuverability.