Sentence examples for too small to drive from inspiring English sources

We had successfully controlled the stepper motor to turn correctly using the micro-controller and transistor arrays (Current from micro-controller is too small to drive the stepper motor), but unfortunately we cannot solve the mechanical problem.

The only drawback: It's too small to drive.

The physics engine prevents entering rooms that are too small to drive into.

On the other hand, if the amplitude of bias voltage is too small, the switching time of the device may be too long which is time consuming to observe conductance quantization or even no switching behavior could be observed, since the voltage is too small to drive the switching action to occur.

Furthermore, the selective pressure at the sites they occupied could have been too small to drive speciation in the case of J. thouarsii or, in the case of B. nesioticus, so severe that only the one form was fit for survival and all other variations perished.

While regulators have long been concerned about limiting the number of "too big to fail" institutions, some dealmakers say, the opposite problem of "too small to succeed" will continue to drive today's bank mergers.

The listings are succinct but too small to read easily as you drive, so the system is probably best for drivers whose routes include lots of stoplights.

Vesta cooled relatively quickly and is too small to have retained enough internal heat to drive further melting or volcanism, Carlson explained.

"We expect that most of the pod will be slaughtered and some too small to claim for quota will be driven back out to sea to fend for themselves," they said.

On the other hand, the adhesion properties of the media have minor effects on TA reduction, as the particles that usually generate TA in a drive are too small to spin off the media.

His own hard drive was too small to store all the games he had pirated, so this gifted yet introverted middle-class boy started hacking company servers across the world.