From front to back are the drivers' area, the living room, a bathroom and galley, then Mr. Madden's suite, with another bathroom.
She is working in a district called Driver Para – or drivers' area – where low-income drivers' families live.
When these were available, we applied annual growth rates of crop production and its drivers (area, yield, cropping intensity) as reported by the FAO to our data [48,49] to derive total production volumes and area changes for crops and regions explicitly covered in the relevant reports [39,60] (yields were cross-checked, and slightly modified, using GAEZ data [61]).
He propelled himself to the driver's area and locked his wheelchair into place.
I found that the driver's area provided all the room I needed, but not much more — and I'm barely six feet tall.
When the economy improves, a firing range, driver training area and a "tactical training village" will be built as police facilities scattered around the city will be consolidated at the Queens location.
Soil water holding capacity from 0 to 150 cm was a primary driver of areas that were associated with the greatest change in distributed electrical conductivity - an indicator of changes in soil moisture - across the growing season.
The FAO provides projections of crop production and its drivers (yields, area, cropping intensity) for selected important food crops (cereals, oil crops, sugar crops) for industrialized countries and five regional groups of developing countries [39,60].
Drivers in areas where snow is deep and lasts a while might find Vincent Roach's system for melting snow in a car's wheel wells useful.
He found that most pedestrians skirt round the parts used by vehicles.Instead shared spaces seem to work for a different reason: drivers avoid areas that attract lots of visitors on foot.
