Sentence examples for challenge of driving from inspiring English sources

Driving downstream cells avoids network remodeling and reprogramming likely to corrupt upstream signaling, but faces the challenge of driving different classes of ganglion cells with appropriate polarities, sensitivities, kinetics, and trigger features.

While it is the circuit that all drivers and teams want to win for the prestige, they all are also pleased by the technical challenge of driving and setting up a car for this unique track.

Reynolds said it was odd, however, that Airey should want to return to the same job she left in 2003 and abandon the challenge of driving ITV's content-led recovery.

Here we review recent studies aimed at addressing the challenge of driving the strong but narrowly focused NAb responses to Env trimers towards ones with much greater breadth.

Wurz said that adding some form of head protection, whether it be a canopy, roof or forward roll-hoop of one kind, would have no effect whatsoever on F1's position as the pinnacle of motorsport or on the challenge of driving the cars.

He added: "The challenges of driving in London are very different from driving in rural Worcestershire".

Andrew Howard, the AA's head of road safety, said "finding your own way" is "one of the basic challenges of driving once you have your full licence".

The simple, straightforward navigation system simply removed one of the great challenges of driving abroad: figuring out where you are and where you are going.

Researchers can introduce a variety of actions, including vehicles that cut off the driver, animals or pedestrians that dart into the road and other stimuli beyond the moment-to-moment challenges of driving.

One of the challenges of driving on solid metal wheels is the low grip levels, particularly on the dry mud surface of our track in the Northern Cape of South Africa.

These efforts have a long way to go, given challenges of driving interoperability standards to address the break of gauge.