Smoking in a restaurant or bar is no longer socially acceptable; until the same applies to driving your son or daughter to school in a gas-guzzling 4x4, Helm is right: we are not very serious about climate change.
Robert Snowden, a psychologist at the University of Wales in Cardiff, U.K., and colleagues wanted to know how this change in perception applies to driving in fog or other poor visibility conditions.
In this chapter, we provide an overview of such methods and a rationale for how they can be applied to address driving biological and clinical problems.
Figure 3(a) shows the frequency response of the microscanner with a fixed actuation voltage consisting of a 10-V alternating-current (ac) driving voltage on top of a 10-V dc bias (Vdrive = 10 Vdc + 10 Vac) applied to the driving electrodes.
This, "sorry, there are too many of them" line continues to bemuse me – you will never have heard it applied to drunk driving or football hooliganism.
Our method can be applied to autonomous driving systems, robots, etc. Considering the computational complexity, we may refer to some parallel methods [34, 35].
The results of QM/MM MD umbrella sampling applied to reaction coordinates driving the Michael reaction are presented for two approximations of the Michael reaction: a concerted reaction (simultaneous thiolate attack onto the acrylamide warhead and pronation from the adjacent HIS335) and a two-stage reaction (consecutive thiolate attack and protonation).
A vacuum was applied to create a driving force on the permeate side of the membrane module.
In 2011, Nilsson et al. reported several strategies that have been applied to teach EPW driving skills for children with cognitive disabilities [ 48, 49].
When applied to real-world driving this suggests that impulsivity, and possibly weaker error detection and performance adjustment may be responsible for the increased rate of accidents in this population.
