Sentence examples for based on a driver from inspiring English sources
The mayor or one of his aides will talk one day about setting sliding-scale tolls on bridges and tunnels based on a driver's residency, and then the next day, he will say that is all just a vague notion.
Vehicular-crime cases in New York are usually based on a driver's committing at least two traffic infractions, which prosecutors informally call "the rule of two".
The new card is based on a driver's record instead of credit history and is intended to reward those who drive a lot on the platform.
Based on a driver's critical headway being larger than the largest rejected headway and smaller than the accepted headway, calculation of critical headways was made using the maximum likelihood method [19]; the log-normal distribution was assumed as the probabilistic distribution of the critical headways.
The title of the official state summary: "Allows Insurance Companies to Increase or Decrease the Cost of Auto Insurance Based on a Driver's Coverage History".
It is ill-advised to determine risk for driving mishaps based on a driver's glycosylated hemoglobin because episodic transitions into hypoglycemia, not average blood glucose, increases risk of driving mishaps.
Firstly, there is the Framework for Ecosystem Service Provision (FESP), based on a Driver-Pressure-State-Impact-Response (DPSIR) framework (Rounsevell et al. 2010).
From this simulation tool based on a computational driver model, the design costs of driving assistances is expected to reduce in the future, and the end-users needs during the design process are also better taken into account.
The energy conversion device and accompanying system were based on an integrated driver head with the performance of a high-frequency, picoliter drop inkjet.
The Study was sponsored jointly by BNL and the Neutrino Factory and Muon Collider Collaboration and is based on a 1 MW proton driver operating at 24 GeV, i.e., an upgraded version of the AGS accelerator.
The driver behaviour models developed in this study are based on a behavioural survey of drivers which was conducted on a congested commuting corridor in Brisbane, Australia.
