Sentence examples for control collision from inspiring English sources

A $3,900 technology package includes radar-guided cruise control; collision detection, which warns of an impending crash; and the intriguingly named Keep Lane Assist feature, which sounds a warning if the car starts to drift — and can even intervene to steer the car back into its lane.

Of course, there's a catch and this car isn't as cheap as you'd think – the new Octavia is about £1,000 more expensive across the range than the old model – and the model I fell for was the top-spec Elegance model with leather seats, cruise control, collision braking, dual-zone air-con, keyless entry and lane-keeping assist.

ADAS commonly involve adaptive cruise control, collision avoidance, lane change assistance, traffic sign recognition, and parking assistance with the ultimate goal of producing a fully autonomous vehicle.

This study investigates the fairness control, collision avoidance and QoS support issues of a particular WDM dual-ring network known as FT2-TR2.

Driver-assisting gadgets such as navigation systems, advanced cruise control, collision avoidance systems, and other safety systems have moved down the ladder from luxury to more basic vehicles.

These lane level safety applications requires centimeter/decimeter positioning accuracy, with high integrity, continuity and availability include lane control, collision avoidance and intelligent speed assistance, etc. Detecting lane level irregular driving behavior is the basic requirement for these safety related ITS applications.

With distributed control, collision-free periods can be provided too via a negotiation process between neighbor stations: see MCCA in IEEE 802.11s mesh networks [4] and DRP in WiMedia WPANs [5].

Mutant time in contact was compared to control collisions and statistically analyzed with a two-sample t test.

Since Deer Park has a no-snowboarders rule, young skiers are free to ride the double-barrel rails and soar off the tabletop jumps — without their parents fretting about out-of-control collisions.

The grand opening and the extraordinary controlled collisions in Britten's closing fugue showed Dudamel at his best, just as the solo sections revealed the orchestra's extraordinary depth of talent (as well as Britten's exceptional ear for instrumental colour), giving the entire work a sense of dynamism and urgency I've never heard in it before.

This increases importance of vehicle safety and minimization of fuel consumption, subsequently prompting manufacturers to equip cars, with more advanced features such as adaptive cruise control (ACC or collision avoidance and collision warning system (CWS).