weight of a vehicle

A teleportation drive didn't rest the weight of a vehicle on the surface but held it suspended.

The only physical correlation that exists is between the weight of a vehicle and its CO2 emissions.

The stone particles will interlock and distribute the weight of a vehicle over a larger surface area.

Operating weight is the basic weight of a vehicle or machine, including the driver/operator and fuel.

Dry weight is the weight of a vehicle without any consumables, passengers, or cargo.

In the United Kingdom the maximum permitted gross vehicle weight of a vehicle without the need of an operator's license is up to 3.5 tonnes.

Robert Zubrin has said that as a rough rule of thumb, 15% of the landed weight of a vehicle needs to be aerobraking reentry shielding.

The solution to this problem was to develop a glider-portable light tank, but the existing Ku-8 glider was not capable of supporting the weight of a vehicle as large as a tank.

The weight of a vehicle is influenced by passengers, cargo, even fuel level, so a number of terms are used to express the weight of a vehicle in a designated state.

The revenue weight of a vehicle is either the maximum weight of the vehicle or the design weight as defined in section 60A of the Vehicle Excise and Registration Act 1994.

The cylindrical pressure plate consists of two plastic plates, one of which moves under the weight of a vehicle driving over the mine to transmit the force to the fuze, shearing pins which hold it in place.

Ms. Claybrook and the safety agency are pushing auto makers to develop "smart seats" that would sense the size and weight of a vehicle occupant as well the severity of a crash, controlling the speed of an air bag's deployment accordingly.