Sentence examples for connected driving from inspiring English sources

Mussina believed he should have thrown a breaking ball, and he knew he had made a mistake as soon as Higginson connected, driving the ball over the fence in right-center field.

While the regulation is a substantial step forward in the move towards a fully connected driving experience, those following the issue closely know the decision was a long time coming.

Connected driving systems, which are being tested by the Transportation Department, allow cars to communicate with one another by radio signal, warning drivers of potential collisions and other hazardous road conditions.

Driveclub, Sony's "socially connected" driving game, was originally scheduled to accompany the PS4 launch last year, but was subsequently delayed for 10 months – a move that had many industry watchers worried.

"The business models are going to be changing," Ogi Redzic, vice president of Nokia HERE's connected driving unit, said in an interview at the auto show Thursday.

These responses are in line with rules proposed in what may be the only governmental guidance on self-driving cars: a 2017 report by the German Ethics Commission on Automated and Connected Driving.

Some are connected to driving, like the campaign to stop the elite putting blue flashing lights on their car and driving fast down the centre lane to avoid the jams.

Additionally, ZoomSafer offers a variety of customizable and hands-free services so users can stay connected while driving, including auto-replies to incoming texts and emails to let others know that you're driving, one-touch access to voice dialer for making hands-free outbound calls and the receipt of hands-free inbound calls from priority contacts.

Taken together with our findings showing that LIG4 catalytic activity drives topotecan toxicity in ATM-deficient cells, these findings suggested that although Ku is connected to driving topotecan toxicity in such settings, this most likely reflects it promoting LIG4/XRCC4 recruitment and LIG4 catalytic activity at seDSBs.

For blue-collar workers, the demands to stay connected while driving are often imposed by their bosses.

It was our daily interaction that connected us: driving her to day care, singing the ABCs, watching "Elmo's Got the Moves" on my iPhone.