rough-terrain

BigDog is being developed by Boston Dynamics with the goal of creating robots that have rough-terrain mobility that can take them anywhere on Earth that people and animals can go.

BigDog 2008

In rough-terrain cycling, top speed, even going downhill, is about six miles an hour.

Rough-Terrain Unicycling 1997

Combine modern materials with the old idea, toss in a few log jumps, and rough-terrain cycling should be Olympics-bound: "Bored teenagers in California will be hopping their cycles over their Volkswagens."

Rough-Terrain Unicycling 1997

SOMETIMES Peck thinks that if he can only free his sport from the clown associations, nothing will stop rough-terrain cycling from becoming the next big thing.

Rough-Terrain Unicycling 1997

The Disabled Revolutionaries of Nicaragua has succeeded in developing a nearly profitable business out of making low-cost, rough-terrain wheelchairs.

Chapter 6 1999

Thirty-five of the best rough-terrain unicyclists in North America came to show off their skills.

Rough-Terrain Unicycling 1997

When issued, the ammunition is picked up by a rough-terrain forklift and placed on a vehicle.

FM 9-6 Glossary United States Army 1998

When containerized ammunition is received at the CSA or TSA, it is off-loaded with a rough-terrain container crane.

FM 9-6 Glossary United States Army 1998

The Company specializes in the rental and sales of cranes, aerial work platforms, rough-terrain telescopic forklifts, boom trucks and other ancillary equipment.

unknown title 2011

With a full complement of rough-terrain aids, such as hill descent control and a locking center differential, the Cayenne S is as charming in dirt as

latimes.com - News 2011