Sentence examples for range of road from inspiring English sources
Eventually the company will manufacture a range of road cars using carbon fibre.
The FIA runs a range of road safety programmes and says on its website it is "dedicated to improving the safety of everyday road users throughout the world".
Tengzhong is known in China for making a wide range of road equipment, from bridge piers to highway construction and maintenance machinery.
"It will take at least sixty years to develop vehicles that can drive under the full range of road, traffic and weather conditions in which people drive today," said Steven Shladover, program manager for Partners for Advanced Transportation Technology at the University of California Berkeley.
A range of road vehicles is mathematically modelled as mass, spring, and damper systems.
Within the wide range of road freight surveys, the characteristics of roadside freight surveys are particularly interesting.
The objective of this study was to develop crash modification factors (CMFs) and estimate the average crash costs applicable to a wide range of road-barrier scenarios that involved three types of road barriers (concrete barriers, W-beam guardrails, and high-tension cable barriers) to produce a suitable basis for comparing barrier-oriented design alternatives and road improvements.
This research compared drivers' perceptions of the momentary risk for a range of roads to the objective risk associated with those roads.
The suspension was improved by adopting new torsion bars and shocks which increased the vertical deflection range of the road wheels, thereby improving the tank's off-road mobility.
It was a good place for an ambush, a natural parapet sticking up from a riverbed within easy firing range of the road, and a warren of gullies providing cover for the getaway.
He arrived at McLaren a year ago from the Fiat Group as design director of the new automotive division, which was formed to develop a range of sporty road cars and was at that time half way though the MP4-12C project.
