Sentence examples for car perceived from inspiring English sources
It seems the word "hybrid" has evolved into two meanings -- one that describes a powertrain using both internal combustion and electric power for more efficiency, and the other a more general term referring to a car perceived as earth-friendly.
The scores in our slides reflect how well 1,752 adults (all in households with at least one car) perceived each brand in those seven categories, when asked in a telephone survey last December.
An evolution of automobiles that become less and less human-operated will eventually modify practices of using the car, being in the car, perceiving travel time, etc.
When you get behind the wheel you project into the car, perceiving and acting in terms of the world of roads.
In our case it seems that age effects are in general positive,25 suggesting that the quality of cars perceived by the consumers is improving even if this is not reflected in the characteristics observed by the econometrician.
"Half the people shot in Philadelphia are shot within two blocks of their address," he says.Officers in cars perceive a neighbourhood differently, he continues.
If car manufacturers perceived that the demand for their products was lagging, they wouldn't hire new workers, however low wages fell.
But one car's perceived deficiencies are another's ringing triumphs.
This result points out that a relatively more aggressive driving style in company cars is perceived as common, not only among privately owned car drivers, but even more so among company car drivers.
The rear designs affect how long the cars are perceived to be.
They suggested that Marine gunners fired methodically and only in response to incoming weapons fire and the approach of cars they perceived as threats.
