It's not terribly bulky but the dentil design of the black rubbery perimeter makes your phone look as if it's wrapped in your car's timing belt.
The article mentioned Toyota's success in molding the new plastic into a prototype for a car's timing-belt cover, but it didn't say who had supplied it.
If your car features vacuum timing advance in addition to mechanical timing, and you'll need to loosen the distributor adjustment bolt before you start the engine.
Andy Stanford-Clark, distinguished engineer in IBM's global internet of things team, pointed out that we can now pull in all sorts of data: not only GPS from cars and timings from traffic lights, but also air quality sensor data and images from cameras.
But the home mechanic, the kind who once could tune the family car with a timing light and a tachometer, was left behind.
Like perfect pitch, which dooms the possessor to hear every false note and flat car horn, perfect timing may just make a drummer more sensitive to the world's arrhythmias and repeated patterns, Eagleman said — to the flicker of computer screens and fluorescent lights.
Analysis with proposed methodology highlighted some common issues present at European level such as: absence of pedestrian refuge islands, improper traffic light timing, car parking blocking visibility and frequent accessibility problems due to obstacles on pedestrian crossing.
tb represents the initial braking timing of car C. tstop is the stop time of car C. The reaction time is Tr = tb − tw.
High precision is significant only for the timing of car races, not for the ordinary user of a mechanical watch, he said: "Precision has stopped being the hobbyhorse of Swiss watchmaking ever since the quartz revolution".
After analyzing the videotapes of their subjects' trips, the researchers constructed a typology of navigation "troubles," including destination, route, sensing of the car's location and timing of a given turn instruction.
