Visibility continued to be limited, and Greg was never able to get above a thousand feet.

Visibility was no more than.

Visibility was reduced to a few yards (" It's like you were blind ", commented one observer ), making driving difficult or impossible.

Visibility in foggy conditions was one of the factors for the development of this type of signal.

Visibility from the driver's seat and passenger seat was better due to the lower instrument panel design of the front window and a large windshield.

Visibility in the cockpit was so restricted that the pilots nicknamed it the Batcave.

Visibility was improving about 07: 30.

Visibility was poor because the moon had already set, leaving no ambient light and no visible sea horizon.

Visibility from a fox hole was practically zero.

Visibility was so poor he could not always see the dogs harnessed closest to the sled.

Visibility was limited by rain, and Australian casualties soon began to mount.

Early in the 1990s, Thomas introduced the MVP ( which stood for Maneuverability, Visibility, and Protection ); a transit-style school bus, available in front and rear-engine models, the MVP was a lower-cost version of the standard Saf-T-Liner intended to boost sales.

Visibility to the front and sides was similar to that of an observation car, although rearward vision was almost nil and there were no rear-view mirrors.

Visibility graph analysis was developed from the architectural theory of space syntax by Turner et al.

Organisation Logos was initially registered at the end of 2005 under the name of the Initiative for Visibility of Queer Muslims ( IIVQM ), but shortly after changed its name to Logos and reregistered in 2006.

Visibility was poor due to bad weather, and French machine gunners in the village of Douaumont thought the Germans were French colonial troops returning from a patrol.

* 25 October 2003 Visibility in the harbour was excellent and winds were between 12 and 15 knots ( 22 to 28 km / h ) from the east.

Visibility was so limited that streetlights remained lit throughout the day and motorists needed their headlights to navigate city streets.

Visibility was poor because smoke from Canadian forest fires was blowing across Lake Erie.

Visibility was poor and he mistook the peaks of Taveuni to be separate islands.

Visibility was about 200 feet at the time of the accident.

Visibility may be reduced to 50 metres for days at a time.

Visibility minimums of 1 / 2 mile ( runway visual range of 2, 400 feet ) are possible with a CAT I ILS approach supported by a ALS, and 3 / 8 mile visibility visual range is possible if the runway has high-intensity edge lights, touchdown zone and centerline lights, and an ALS that is at least long ( see Table 3-5a in FAA Order 8260. 3b ).

* CAVOK is an abbreviation for Ceiling And Visibility OKay, indicating no cloud below or the highest minimum sector altitude and no cumulonimbus or towering cumulus at any level, a visibility of or more and no significant weather.

Visibility near apogee can exceed twelve hours of dwell at apogee with a much shorter and faster-moving perigee phase.

Visibility graphs may be used to find Euclidean shortest paths among a set of polygonal obstacles in the plane: the shortest path between two obstacles follows straight line segments except at the vertices of the obstacles, where it may turn, so the Euclidean shortest path is the shortest path in a visibility graph that has as its nodes the start and destination points and the vertices of the obstacles.

Visibility at these times could become as low as a few feet ( hence the " London fogs " of movie fame ) and when combined with the soot created lethal long-persistence smog: these conditions led to the passing of the UK ’ s " Clean Air Act " which banned the burning of smoke-producing fuel.

Visibility is 20 miles at midsea towards the lighthouse in Poro Point.

The Guardians Maxim Jakubowski called it " mystery at its best ", while in the New Statesman Adam LeBor said: " Visibility is an intelligent and thought-provoking book, one that asks lingering questions about the very nature of loyalty and love.

* Visibility at or less than

Visibility was good at the time, but with a Spring tide ebbing to the west and a westerly Force 5 wind, the sea conditions near Corbière were moderate to rough.

In 1989, the BN reactivated its High Visibility study which now used more white paint on the nose and cab face.

The DRX Army Soldiers were defending CHOI with pacific acts and with a huge " Visibility Operation ", which caused the whole area of Quebec and its surroundings to be marked with " DRX Army " and " Liberté!

When Star Trek: Voyager came to air, fans created the " Voyager Visibility Project " in an effort to persuade the series to have one of its crew-members established as having a gay or bisexual orientation.

Visibility is set in the winter of 1952, when the Great Fog has rolled into London, shutting down most transportation routes and sickening the populace with its noxious haze.

* Predicting the First Visibility of the Lunar Crescent ( with a detailed bibliography and lunar crescent visiility maps to 2019 )

The International High Visibility Clothing Association found numerous flaws with the prevailing EN471: 2003 and ANSI / ISEA 107-2010 standards.

Visibility among nodes in a fabric is typically controlled with zoning.

Another shift in period and location came with the publication of Starling's fourth novel, Visibility.

* SULEIMAN W., JOLIVEAU T. & FAVIER E., 2011-3D Urban Visibility Analysis with Vector GIS Data.

While " defining visibility using brightness-contrast as the primary variable " in his 1944 book, Light vision and Seeing, Luckiesh presents the ' Visibility Meter ', developed in collaboration with Frank Moss.

* Visibility Plan ( data plan with voice for postpaid and prepaid ) currently discontinued, replaced by Globe Tattoo.