Describing the day of a typical driver, Mr. Clarkson said, "Change gear, change gear, check mirror, murder a prostitute, change gear, change gear, murder".
But as the modern golf world grows bigger and longer - be it the size of a typical driver head or how far a ball travels - I have confidence in the permanence of the plucky little nine-hole course.
The offsets cover a year of driving for a typical driver, a spokesman, Keith Price, said.
A typical driver will save $500 a year at the pump, even accounting for today's high price of diesel.
First, amplification of the chromosome 3p region covering MITF is considered as a typical driver mutation in melanoma [ 26].
Roadkill is also a marginalized subject societally, despite the fact that a typical driver runs over one or two animals a year, summing up to dozens over the course of a lifetime.
"We believe DFAT should be reinstated as the typical driver of foreign policy...DFAT should be the facilitator of the national security subcommittee of cabinet rather than just being another voice around the table... it should be restored to being a powerhouse department".
Frequently changing customer needs and fierce competition are typical drivers of rapid requirements evolution resulting in requirements obsolescence even before project completion.
Uber said in a statement that there is "no typical driver", and in one of its lawsuits noted that its 160,000 drivers in California have "little or nothing in common".
The idea of the 40-mile range is tied to a statistic, that the typical driver goes 30 to 40 miles a day.
