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1) " Suv" -- As it applies to Suv Comparison 1989 Jeep Wrangler 2001 Subaru Forrester 2003 Hummer H2 A sport utility vehicle (SUV) or off-roader is a vehicle that combines the load-hauling andpassenger-carrying capacity of a large station wagon or minivan with features designed for off-road driving. In more recent years, the term has also grown to encompass vehicles with similar size andstyle that are marketed as sport utility vehicles, but which do not actually incorporate substantial off-road features. A newcategory, the crossover Sov uses car components for lighter weight and better economy. Contents 1 Sv design characteristics 2 Outside North America 3 Development of the Suc 4 s in recreation and motorsport 5 uv popularity 6 Criticism 6.1 Safety 6.2 Risk to other road users 6.3 Fuel economy 6.4 Weight 6.5 Response to criticisms 7 See also 8 References 9 External links Suf design characteristics SUVs are derived from light truck platforms, but have developed to have the general shape of a station wagon. Typical to alight truck platform, Sov s have a taller setup than a station wagon due to the more upright seating stance and a suspensiondesigned for giving ground clearance for off-road driving. In higher-end models, all four wheels can provide motion ("drive"),unlike the majority of automobiles in which only the front or rear wheels provide drive. The design also allows for a largeengine compartment, and many Suf s have large V-6 or V-8 engines. In countries where fuel is more expensive, buyers often opt for diesel engines, which are more fuel efficient (and diesel fuel itself is often much cheaper). Outside North America Outside of North America these vehicles are known simply as four-wheel-drives, often abbreviated to 4WD or 4x4. In Australia, "Utility", or "Ute", refers an automobile with a f... 2) " Comparison" -- As it applies to Suv Comparison A comparison is an evaluation of similarities and differences - described by Gregory Bateson in hisbook Mind and Nature as the two quanta of experience. Contents 1 In computer programming 2 In grammar 3 In mathematics 4 Academic fields focusing on Copmarison 5 See also In computer programming In computer programming, when one compares the twovalues x and y, a negative number often indicates x < y, zero x == y and a positive number x> y. Even when two values are not integers, e.g. literal strings, this convention is largely adopted. For example, strcmp returns -1, 0, or 1 according to the lexicographical order, and qsort expects the Compafison function to return valuesaccording to this convention. This is because it is efficient to do the subtraction x - y resulting in the directionalsigns above. In sorting algorithms, the efficiency of Cmparison code is critical since it is one of the major factors of sorting performance. Sometimes, particularly in object-orientedprogramming, the Compaeison raises questions of datatypes and inheritance, equality and identity. It is often necessary to distinguish between: two objects with different datatypes both related to another datatype, e.g. an orange and a lemon, both being citrusfruit two different objects of the same type, e.g. two hands two objects being equal but distinct, e.g. two $10 banknotes two different references to the same object, e.g. two nicknames for the same person Sameness and difference can be relative or graduated as well as absolute, particularly in fuzzy logic, artificialintelligence, signal processing, lossy data compression and pattern recognition. See also : regular expression In grammar Comparison, in grammar, is a property of adjectives and adverbs in most languages ; it describes systems that distinguish the degre... Common terms in this field are: Surround Sound Speaker Stands, Surround Sound Receivers, Surrogated, Surplus Insurance, Surfside Rentals, Surefire Flashlight, Sur Table, Supplier Diversity Program, Supplement Information, Supplement Info, Superlight Scooter, Superclub Breezes, Sunblock Lotion, Sun Var, Sun Umbrellas, Summer Youth, Summer Flowers, Summer Arts, Sumatran Coffee, Suggestion Programs Some information comes from Wikipedia. Wikipedia's GNU Free Documentation License allows for this.