Sentence examples for trip meter from inspiring English sources
noun
A part of an odometer capable of recording the distance traveled during a short trip by allowing its readout to be reset to zero.
The LCD instrument panel displays speed, drive mode, odometer, trip meter, state of charge and range.
An amber digital readout has been added to the speedometer with a multifunction computer, digital trip meter and clock.
The one-handed operation is seamless and incredibly satisfying and the fun LCD readout – complete with trip meter, battery level, and external temperature sensor – is just icing on the cake.
Second, the tripping meter and inner-assonance reflect Lightfoot's connection to the mnemonic devices of traditional folk music.
During the trip the meter will be running and for every person I pick up their fare donated to local schools to buy books.
A cancer patient was actually strip-searched in a New York subway station in 2002 after residue from radiation treatments tripped the meters.
(A congestion-free trip on the meter comes out to about $26). Sitting in a cab watching the meter tick up wrenches my gut: Every eighth of a mile, there goes another 45 cents tick … tick … tick.
But the likeliest problem is that you are buying seedlings that have grown too large for their pots; crowded roots are almost guaranteed to trip the stress meter.
The 3-meter trip off the lander, which took a leisurely 78 seconds, marks the start of Spirit's mission.
After setting up an ant home outside the lab, the researchers let 25 ants take a 10-meter trip from their nest, then collected them.
So during my few highway trips, when the meter showed 50 available miles while traveling 70 mph, it would raise 10 or so miles when I exited the freeway and dropped my speed.
