The effective range of the present equipment is only 25 miles, hence several dead spots.
Today, his matchstick creations are still at his parents' place, but Ramat Gan is outside the effective range of the missiles and rockets.
When asked what aviation security steps Shell was taking, Pickard said Shell helicopters generally fly above the effective range of the small and medium caliber weapons used by militants.
At this range, our sailors would be well within the effective range of rocket-propelled grenades and machine guns, thus neutralizing the range advantage of our more advanced weapons.
During the major-combat phase of the war, most aircraft that flew over Baghdad did so at altitudes well above the effective range of missiles, or at least high enough to give pilots time to take evasive action.
The bomber was intended from the outset to attack strategic targets by precision daylight bombing, penetrating deep into enemy territory by flying above the effective range of antiaircraft artillery.
Britain has also helped with air-to-air refuelling, thus extending the effective range of America's carrier-based bombers, and agreed to the use of Diego Garcia, a British island in the Indian Ocean, as a base for heavy bombers.
If a driver could pull into an electrical filling station and top up his capacitors as rapidly as he can now replenish his petrol tank it would both increase the effective range of all-electric vehicles and decrease resistance to buying them in the first place.At least one firm is backing the logic of this argument in its showrooms rather than just in prototypes.
planes were armed with fixed, forward-firing machine guns that allowed the pilot to aim his entire aircraft at the enemy, and the effective range of these weapons (no more than about 200 yards) meant that the first aerial combat took place at very short range.
And they said the effective range of the card was 5cm.
The effective range of pH for the removal of Th(IV) was 5.0 6.0.
