Sentence examples for car settings from inspiring English sources

It doesn't have to deal with terrestrial radio or car settings.

They might have been wiser to change the car settings to make it easier to overtake and start him from the pit lane.

This screen is occupied on the left third by key information relevant to the driver (and indeed sits just in your peripheral view while looking straight out the windshield) and the remaining two-thirds is taken up by information display about routing, media, car settings and more.

Car settings can be customized, as well as their colors, before each course.

It is sure to become a major area of competition among various device manufacturers and operating systems over the next few years, as the smartphone will be increasingly seen as the remote control for a person's life, capable of unifying and controlling a diverse range of technologies, from smart appliances, home automation, car settings, TVs and more.

Depending on in-car settings a full charge will take approximately 10 hours (12A setting) to as much as 14 hours (8A setting) from a standard North American 120 V, 15 A outlet and about 4 hours from a 240 VAC source and suitable 240V EVSE.

In a within-subject design the conversational patterns of 33 drivers and passengers in different in-car settings (passenger as usual, passenger without front view or passenger without view of the driver) were compared to a hands-free cell phone and to a hands-free cell phone with additional visual information either about the driving situation or the driver.

Via a joystick mounted on the center armrest, the driver can access CD, DVD, phone, radio, Internet, navigation and in-car settings, with minimal distraction.

It can potentially become the in-car settings layer for a generation of city-dwellers using shared services like Zipcar, for instance.

The telemetry sheet not only contained traces of the two drivers' laps, showing where Hamilton was losing time to Button, but also information about the car's settings, including sensitive data such as its ride height.

He wasn't thinking clearly obviously". Asked if that was the end of the matter, Whitmarsh said: "Yes". The telemetry sheet not only contained traces of the two drivers' laps, showing where Hamilton was losing time to Button, but also information about the car's settings, including sensitive data such as its ride height.