Sentence examples for driver displayed from inspiring English sources

Only the salient, sensory details stand out: Penang's banana-prawn dim-sum dish; dizziness atop Taipei's tallest skyscraper, belting out karaoke on opulent couches of trendy noraebang in Seoul, sore shoulders from gripping a raft dragged behind a speeding motorboat (whose driver displayed no demonstrable regard for safety) off the shore of Boracay's pristine beaches.

The flies with diminished DTK level in the ipc-1 and 2a neurons using the c929 driver displayed shorter life spans compared to their parental controls at desiccation (Fig. 6A).

defer.add img); Click on the plus sign beside "Display adapters" and then right-click on the video card driver displayed.

Concentric lighted rings in front of the driver display digital readouts of vehicle functions.

Motorcyclists accounted for a considerable share of crashes, as was evident from the data provided to the RSA team, while older drivers displayed difficulties at certain locations.

In those studies also, the taxi drivers displayed more knowledge of the spatial relationships between landmarks in London, unsurprisingly, given their increased exposure to the city compared to control participants.

Even in Spokane, Dr. Givens has noticed drivers displaying more courtesy on the road.

New York's classic gray dial meters have been replaced on many midtown streets by parking vending machines; they dispense receipts that drivers display behind their windshields.

The cabs were being stopped under the Taxi/Livery Robbery Inspection Program, or TRIP, in which drivers display a window decal that says the police may pull them over at any time to check on their safety.

Over the past year, the city has been complementing the familiar gray dial meters with vending machines called muni-meters, some powered by solar energy, which dispense receipts that drivers display behind their windshields.

But Zipdash, a startup in Palo Alto, California, hopes to take advantage of the growing number of mobile telephones with global positioning satellite receivers to gather the travel speeds of thousands or tens of thousands of drivers, displaying highway conditions as maps on mobile-phone screens.