Pioneered by Toyota, the world's largest carmaker, it sounds a warning if an eyelid sags, blinking speed slows, the shifting of the driver's gaze becomes sluggish or his head tips forward.In early 2013 a Canadian firm called Six Safety Systems will begin installing similar drowsiness-detection technology in vehicles operated by three big mining and drilling companies.
You can change the color, blinking speed and interval, and the movement of the light, building the pattern by allocating patches on a timeline, heightening any dance performance into a luminous feast for the senses.
And there is a spectacular duel between the two genies that has animals shifting shapes with eye-blinking speed.
On the warren of Crestwood streets embracing both Asbury (about 150 parishioners) and Annunciation (about 1,500), there is not a stoplight or even a blinking light, although speed bumps and gracefully planted roundabouts keep the traffic in the neighborhood from picking up too much speed.
He looked up and could not help noticing that the tiny white light atop one tower was blinking at the wrong speed.
Yet, unless a marked California Highway Patrol car is in the vicinity, the left lanes of LA freeways are routinely occupied by speeders going over 70 miles an hour, and, in many cases, over 80. I've been tailgated and harassed by a honking car with lights blinking when driving the speed limit in the middle lanes, and even the right lanes of many freeways.
Indeed, its very unfamiliarity suggests that the makers of goods and the suppliers of services must know how to operate with the speed of blinking cursors, and not content themselves with inventory being sluggishly moved from remote brick-and-mortar locations.
Fagin sped through a blinking red light next to two stop signs and crashed into a third vehicle, killing Jacqueline Nichols.
If either the shutter speed or aperture readouts are blinking, it means you've selected a shutter speed that is either too fast or slow for the largest or smallest apertures on your camera, or an aperture that requires a shutter speed faster or slower than the camera has available.
Hands up, everybody!" In many ways, a 1928 Graham-Paige, which looks a little like Bonnie and Clyde's 1934 Ford, is well suited to driving in New York City: it has no turn signals — only a reflective red triangle and blinking lights on the back, like an Amish buggy — and its top speed is around forty miles per hour.
TrapTap, which has raised over $200,000 on Kickstarter with about a week to go, alerts drivers to speed traps, school zones, speed zones, and red light cameras by blinking red, green, or blue.
