Sentence examples for car behaviour from inspiring English sources

He still has the same style, car, behaviour as when he was a teenager; the same supposedly cool long coat and nerdy line in needling humour – a horrific cross between Neo from The Matrix and David Brent.

This simulation would show the metro car behaviour in an ideal situation and total time taken between trains.

The car's aerodynamic performance is heavily influenced by the way the centre of pressure - the virtual point on the car where the aerodynamic forces react, and which thus determines car behaviour - moves during braking and cornering.

The team will get the front wing sorted out into a range where adjusting the flaps moves the centre of pressure - the virtual point on the car where the aerodynamic forces react, and which thus determines car behaviour - in the way they want it to.

The performance of shock absorber is directly related to the car behaviours and performance, both for handling and ride comfort.

In an age when darty handling has displaced cushiness as the desired luxury-car behaviour, the term "boat" rings as an automotive pejorative, chasing most carmakers away from nautical analogies.

To all intents and purposes, then, any difference in lap time between the Ferrari and the Mercedes is probably down to the chassis, the driver and the difference in the two cars' behaviour on the tyres.

BBC F1 technical analyst Gary Anderson and I watched at various points around the track on Tuesday, and while it's impossible to see which car is going to be a winner just from observing, certain aspects of the cars' behaviour are instructive.

This is a big aero circuit," he says, meaning that aerodynamics play a very significant role in a car's behaviour.

This is a very important job, aimed to get more understanding of car's behaviour".

The Red Bulls have also looked quicker and more comfortable around the Spa track this weekend - Hamilton said he and team-mate Nico Rosberg, who qualified fourth, had been struggling to get to grips with the car's behaviour during braking.