Sentence examples for driver technology from inspiring English sources

Still, Dr. Paul Rau, a psychologist and head of the drowsy driver technology program at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, cautioned that "systems that engage you in a thinking response could be distracting" if used when the driver was in a situation that required attention.

Additionally, Epson's new 12-bit 3LCD driver technology provides a dramatically increased color gamut over 10-bit drivers, which translates into 68.72 billion available colors.

Drivers in the Classia series have CMMD driver technology, which apparently promises 'sonic accuracy and musicality' that's far superior to your run-of-the-mill speakers.

Research into driver technology will be briefly presented, including the development of ferromagnetic core materials, induction core pulsers, multiple-beam quadrupole arrays and plasma channel formation experiments for pinched transport in reactor chambers.

These models incorporate the game-changing off-axis benefits of the CST driver technology coupled with high-grade material construction to ensure uniform sound coverage throughout a home theater as well as background listening applications.

Bringing home entertainment to the ultimate echelon of performance, Pioneer's Elite EX Series models incorporate its exclusive Coherent Source Transducer (CST) driver technology which builds upon Pioneer's endless pursuit to bring that professional-level audio experience to the home arena.

Dolby is working with various OEMs to include a number of new audio driver technologies.

The report also notes that while "there have been impressive R&D efforts to develop a wide range of driver technologies … very little effort has been spent on developing the technology of the reactor chambers or on addressing materials problems peculiar to inertial fusion".

Yet coding, looking into the algorithmic depths, getting close to the machine, is the driver of technology; and technology, in turn, is driving fundamental changes in personal, social and political life.

In the core, smart city is propelled by societal drivers, economic drivers, and technology enablers.

This paper examines dystechnia as a driver of technology entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurship seeks to shift the established means of economic creation and control; technology can enable dramatic efficiencies of scale and scope to facilitate entrepreneurial objectives.