Sentence examples for drive pilot from inspiring English sources

Mercedes calls its package "driver assistance" and "drive pilot", Toyota has a "safety sense" feature, and Honda calls it "sensing".

In fact, as recently as the 1930's, fishermen on Cape Cod capitalized on this tendency by going out in small boats to drive pilot whales from the ocean to the beach, where they would then kill them.

Announcing the Drive pilot scheme on Radio 4's Today programme, Diana Barran, chief executive of SafeLives, said Drive's case managers would coordinate between organisations who can help reform abusers and agencies such as police who can take action against them.

In 1990, Shell conducted an extensive seismic monitoring experiment on several hydrofractures prior to a steam drive pilot to characterize hydrofracture geometry.

Geochemical data including sulfur isotope of H2S, oil, sulfate, and natural gas, support the conclusion that the abundant H2S from the steam drive pilots of the Liaohe Basin are mainly originated from TSR effect under high temperature during the thermal recovery process.

While at Commonwealth, Sean drove pilot investments in EDA software, Internet infrastructure, and enterprise software.

The first engineering work to take place was a compressed air driven pilot tunnel, which was drilled between 1936 and 1938.

Previously, it could only go from six to three cylinders, and the feature was available only on two-wheel-drive Pilots.

The hijacker may not himself drive or pilot the vehicle, but the violence involved leaves no doubt who is in charge.

The virtual worlds are going to be huge – like 100×100 kilometers – and will allow solders to drive vehicles, pilot UAVs, and do "most anything a soldier does".

To further the first aim (being fun to drive), the Pilot is car-based, meaning, specifically, that its foundation is the same as that of its more ritzy cousin, the Acura MDX.