Sentence examples for contribution to road from inspiring English sources

Recently, the advance of wireless communication technology makes a huge contribution to road transportation.

Design consistency is the conformance of geometry of a highway with driver expectancy, and its importance and significant contribution to road safety is justified by understanding the driver vehicle roadway interaction [13] that may vary at individual locations in nature.

In recognition of his contribution to road safety and motorsport, Mosley was made a Chevalier dans l'Ordre de la Légion d'honneur in 2006.

Consequently, they make a greater contribution to road traffic injury (Bhalla et al. 2007), air pollution and transport greenhouse gas emissions (André and Rapone 2009), noise (Hänninen and Knol 2011), and stress (Jansen et al. 2003) than other kinds of light vehicle trips.

Compared to the state of the art GMTI based approaches, the following distinct properties of the pedestrian tracking make our study a significant contribution to road-constrained tracking literature (see [4] and the references therein):   Better angular resolution of the sensors (compared to radar) enables tracking the lateral position on the road.

The models and their interpretations make important contributions to road crash analysis and prevention in developing countries.

"We believe that he was a great inventor; an inventor with a conscience that made great contributions to road safety," said Victor Doolan, chief executive and president of Volvo Cars of North America.

Those of you unfortunate to watch this week's ITV exploitative and alarmist contribution to the roads debate, Road Rage Britain, will have had a reminder of the mainstream UK narrative on cyclists.

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The Distance to the Moon is no joyride, but it is a thoughtful, eloquent contribution to the road book canon, written for an age when Kerouac's beatific wonder has been vanquished by Samuel Beckett's isolation and confusion.

The cameras' contribution to improved road safety, and any subsequent impact on the healthcare sector through changes in the number and severity of casualties, is overvalued when these confounding factors are either underestimated or ignored altogether.