Sentence examples for driver to explore the from inspiring English sources
The whole chassis is just perfectly tuned for the driver to explore the limits or to just cruise steadily along in peace and quiet.
"The two Manor Marussias have completed nearly 30 laps between them, which is certainly a step in the right direction". Lewis Hamilton is the latest driver to explore the limits of the circuit, his Mercedes getting loose through turn one and running wide.
GPS devices, for example, could provide all sorts of decision support, allowing a human driver to explore options, view maps and alter a route.
A few years back a group of 12 American tourists from a Carnival ship hired a van driver to explore Limon, Costa Rica.
Here, we applied a powerful integrative network algorithm to matched DNA methylation and RNA-Seq data for 724 estrogen receptor (ER -positive (ER -positivecancER+ and 111 normal adjacent tissue specimens from The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) project, in order to identify putative epigenetic driver events and to explore the resulting molecular taxonomy.
This study surveyed a convenient sample of 505 professional three-wheeler drivers in Sri Lanka to explore the similarities and differences in the demographic and work characteristics between three-wheeler drivers who reported experiencing at least one collision in the past twelve months and those who reported that they were not involved in any collisions.
We also conducted in-depth interviews with seven drivers to explore worker experiences of the on-demand economy.
This study aimed to explore the driver interactions with production steering wheels in four vehicles by using anthropometric data, driver hand placement, and driver grip design preferences for Generation-Y and Baby Boomers.
This database has been used to explore the drivers of indoor temperatures and heating energy.
We then develop a mathematical model to explore the drivers of the temporal dynamics of this mosquito-borne virus.
To address this challenge, Sanford has partnered with health care economists at the Wharton School of Business to explore the drivers across settings and services areas that affect retention throughout the healthcare system.
