If the state sets the speed limit for a road lower than what 85percentt of drivers customarily drive there (a common highway engineering standard), he calls it a trap.
The severity of German unemployment is in large measure the result of a severe imbalance in the factors of demand, which customarily drive the economy.
After the Mass, the new pope customarily is driven around St. Peter's Square to greet groups of priests and laypeople from around the world.
Typically they have more and better speakers than factory-installed car systems have customarily had and are driven by more, and more powerful, amplifiers (up to 1,100 watts in the Linn system in the Vanquish from Aston Martin).
You can do this with a special drive-configuration program,[12] or simply by making only a single small partition of perhaps 25% of the drive's capacity.[13] This partition should be at the "beginning" of the drive, customarily mapped to the higher-linear-speed, higher-data-rate outer tracks.
Mr. Slavin had placed shovels and a post-hole digger in a car; instructed him to drive to the 7-11, where immigrant workers customarily wait for contractors; and directed him to the building in an industrial park in Shirley where the attack took place, Mr. Wagner testified.
The doctor, Chris Okonkwo, said at the time that he asked so he could offer appropriate safety advice, just as he customarily asks parents if they have a swimming pool and teenagers if they use their cellphones when they drive.
She was customarily identified with Ino, daughter of the Phoenician Cadmus; because she cared for the infant god Dionysus, the goddess Hera drove Ino (or her husband, Athamas) mad so that she and her son, Melicertes, leaped terrified into the sea.
He took a handful of engrossing solos, including a customarily scabrous wail in "Driven to Tears".
