Sentence examples for collision intervention from inspiring English sources

Other big-ticket extras include a Mark Levinson audio package ($1,380), a collision intervention system with adaptive cruise control ($2,000) and lane-keeping assist ($500), a blind-spot monitor ($500) and active parking assist ($500).

Infiniti's latest is an industry first called backup collision intervention: If a reversing driver doesn't spot a car or pedestrian approaching from the side, the JX flashes a warning, then pushes back against the driver's throttle foot and finally brakes to prevent an accident.

What they didn't say: It is packed with so much accident-avoidance technology, including backup collision intervention, distance control assist, around view monitor with moving object detection and blind spot intervention, that it seems custom-designed to make even decent drivers doubt their skills.

Besides new models, some new technologies were rolled out at the show, including a hands-free liftgate on the Ford Escape, a back-up collision intervention system on the Infiniti JX, a new fuel-saving cylinder-deactivation system on the 415-horsepower Mercedes-Benz SLK55 and inflatable seat belts on the updated Ford Flex.

Regarding the depth of collisions, the intervention group improved more than the inexperienced control group (p = 0.02) (Table 2; see supplementary data).

The average improvement was 129 less collisions for the intervention groups, whereas the number of collisions increased in both of the control groups.

The driver is then warned about a potential collision without any active intervention.

He is then able to use the behaviour of bodies in collisions to confirm the intervention of a necessarily immaterial principle of activity.

Depth of collisions was also significantly reduced, whereas distance travelled by the probe and number of collisions were improved in the intervention group, although not statistically significantly.

Documents showed that "each ship was to be designed as a high-speed, collision-resistant craft for patrol and intervention in both coastal waters and the open sea," the affidavit said.

AEB interventions rarely result in collision avoidance for turning vehicles with speeds above 40 km/h or for straight going vehicles with speeds above 60 km/h.