Sentence examples for according to dot from inspiring English sources

Bernard Avishai observes: In the first place, most people — that is, according to DOT figures, 78% of people — drive less than 40 miles back-and-forth to work or doing chores around the home.

According to DOT statistics, the average driver logs 13,476 miles per year (that's 37 miles a day) and spends 34 hours a year sitting in traffic, a figure that has more than doubled in the last 30 years.

Hiroyasu and Kadota [39] developed a simple soot model to predict the production rate of soot mass ( dot; m s Open image in new window) using a single-step competition between the soot mass formation rate dot; m sf Open image in new window and the soot mass oxidation rate dot; m so Open image in new window according to dot; m s = dot; m sf − dot; m so Open image in new window.

The new rules will cost the industry $2.5 billion over the next two decades, according to DOT estimates.

The rate of involuntary bumping was 1.09 per 10,000 passengers in 2010, down from 1.23 in the same period of 2009, according to DOT statistics.

Participants were asked to listen to the sentence and according to the dot's colour (which was meant as a cue), either watch the pantomimed action (red dot) or simultaneously execute the movement described by the sentence (green dot).

According to Daily Dot, YouTube is set to make an announcement about its live streaming plans at the E3 gaming conference in Los Angeles in June.

According to Blu Dot's president, John Christakos, his company had successfully sold its products through D.W.R. before Ray Brunner became chief executive in 2006.

According to Daily Dot, developer Tyler Hedrick built the Hodor version in four hours, announcing on Instagram: "I wrote an app called Hodor because Hodoring someone is so much cooler than Yoing someone".

According to YourDictionary dot com, awareness is "a state of knowing and being informed of something".

It is also observed, according to the dot line in figure 2, that the largest derivative δ<x>/δI attains in the intermediate range of dose cumulant I, namely the tumor population density declines most drastically, an evidence that the destructive metabolic apoptosis of treated tumor cells occurs most significantly with a certain intermediate cumulant of dose consumption.