The phrase "at drive" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a location or context related to driving, but without additional context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "I will meet you at drive" does not make sense as it stands.
Alternatives: "on the road" or "during the drive".
The worst thing that will happen if you facilitate your child who is interested in the performing arts is a back load of undone house chores, countless hours driving to and from appointments, eating at drive thrus, and consoling them when they didn't get a gig they really expected to.
At drive singularities of parallel manipulators the actuators lose control of the end-effector in certain directions.
Joule heating was not found to be significant although out-gassing was observed at drive currents greater than 3 mA.
Practical vibration amplitudes are attainable at drive voltages <5 V. We capacitively drive the first mechanical resonance of a tapping mode cantilever (243 kHz) and a high-frequency cantilever (1.5 MHz) with vibration amplitudes in agreement with our model of capacitive driving.
Savvy marketers are leveraging personalization at drive real results.
One of the panelists was Mark Kvamme, the founder and Partner at Drive Capital, a new $250 million venture capital fund based in Columbus, Ohio.
In Freud's drive theory, sublimation amounts to a drive finding a means to secure satisfaction (Befriedigung) in the face of "aim-inhibition" (i.e., a blockage of its prior path to an earlier aimed-at drive-object).
They helped couples cuddle at drive-in movies but offered no driving support, seatbelts or head protection.
They will be located at drive-up lanes as well as inside bank lobbies and 24-hour vestibules.
And by the way, did you know that daiquiris are available at drive-throughs in New Orleans?
Mission Tiki, reflecting prices at drive-ins nationwide, charges $7 for adults and $1 for children ages 5 to 9. Younger children are admitted free.
