Sentence examples for adaptive to driving from inspiring English sources

The phase plane-based controller is automatically adaptive to driving situations through the optimization of weights on the performance of the vehicle handling and stability.

The model could then be used jointly with a trajectory optimization algorithm for designing an eco-driving advance driving assistance system (ADAS) for reducing fuel consumption which is adaptive to the driving style.

Evolution has probably selected mind wandering as an adaptive mechanism to cope with complex problems but did not anticipate a sudden exposure of humans to driving.

Consider alternatives to driving.

In this study, we adopted the principles used in adaptive vehicle driving to screen for impairments and pooled them with the neuropsychiatric measures that have been used to measure capacity for EPW driving skills among adults, along with strategies and principles that have worked well with children to develop two new tools.

The fuzzy logic based delay estimation combines the complex technical and nontechnical factors and is adaptive to the changing driving environment.

Although we adopted concepts from adaptive vehicle driving literature to develop the content of the PMST, the tool that emerged is uniquely suited for EPW driving.

Section one was a list of tests commonly used to evaluate motor, sensory, and cognitive function in adaptive vehicle driving [ 33, 36, 40, 55], and section two consisted of a list of driver tasks pooled from existing EPW driving assessment tools [ 14, 20– 26, 26, 56].

A distributed adaptive consensus protocol driving all agents to track the trajectory is presented using the backstepping technique and neural networks.

In sticklebacks, recent work by Jones et al. [ 6] identified a core set of genome-wide loci that are associated with the transition from marine to freshwater habitats, shedding light on the underlying genes that are responding to and driving adaptive evolution.

Barriers were: not knowing strategies; being proud; lack of self-criticism; unwillingness of relatives and physicians to intervene; having costs to the use of adaptive strategies; recognizing driving as important; perceiving the complexity of using other transportation options; and lack of proximity to facilities and services.