Sentence examples for car cabin from inspiring English sources

He said that features available only in cars with batteries, like the ability to heat or cool a car cabin to a comfortable temperature a few minutes before the owner gets in, could help sell the cars.

Gerhard Hanetseder, a 39-year old Austrian who managed to escape with his 12-year-old daughter, described on Austrian television how panic broke out when smoke began to fill the cable car cabin shortly after it began its two-mile ascent.

Numerical experiments are performed with two-dimensional problems describing acoustic scattering in a cross-section of a car cabin and in a layered medium.

The proposed system may be dynamically configured and has been evaluated for a car setup with four speakers sitting in the car cabin disturbed in various noise conditions.

The presented active noise control method gives robust and efficient noise attenuation, which is demonstrated by a numerical study in a passenger car cabin.

This software was developed in Matlab as a standalone executable application including a parametric generator of car cabin geometry, a heat transfer model and a graphical user interface.

But finally, it seemed, we got lucky: Switzerland donated 23 cable car cabins, and an American-Swiss physicist provided another €3.5m (£2.7m) to restore this classic Sarajevo feature.

The influence of atmospheric wind on wind noise in car cabins was studied in various on-road situations, and in the Monash University-Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University RMITT) full-scale wind-tunnel, in Melbourne, Australia.

Flow through a rectangular enclosure with a central partition provides a convenient means of understanding the flow through passenger car cabins, clean rooms, operation theaters and other enclosed spaces.

Benzene levels much higher than common outdoor levels have been reported in car cabins (Ilgen et al. 2001b; Jo and Park 1999), so sitting in a car for about 1 hr/day can substantially increase personal exposure; a European study estimated that exposures in transit contribute to 29% of total personal benzene exposure (Bruinen de Bruin et al. 2008).

Similarly, the 500 avoids the grey drudgery that afflicts most city-car cabins, but it's feeling a bit spartan nowadays.