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A high power-to-weight ratio is needed, as in all helicopters.

It had the second highest power-to-weight ratio of any American production car.

However, this may only apply for cars with moderate power-to-weight ratio.

The power-to-weight ratio was actually better than the Wright engine.

Its power-to-weight ratio is a little higher than a regular jet engine.

A civilian version was made, but encountered little success because of a high price and a poor power-to-weight ratio.

Because of its low atomic mass, it also has a high charge- and power-to-weight ratio.

The championship is made up of four classes split by a power-to-weight ratio.

The engine proved not to be a success, and it was dropped in 1939 due to a poor power-to-weight ratio.

The JS2 was considered by many as a well designed car with a very good power-to-weight ratio.

The choice of becoming light or dark, even what specific powers you gain is usually final.

The game contains sixteen levels, called episodes, and each requires specific powers to complete.

What specific power that new title confers was not immediately spelled out.

Computer players have specific special powers associated with each character, that they are able to use throughout the race.

Each player also has a specific national power and a starting technology, depending on the civilization chosen.

Either he or one of his associates created it with this specific power imbued.

It was not the number of nuclear weapons or their specific power that mattered, the general said, "only the capability."

Its specific power is slightly less than that of a four-stroke gasoline engine.

European citizens, through our governments, have given a legal personality and specific powers to the Union.

Although party floor leadership posts carry great responsibility, they provide few specific powers.