Sentence examples for drivers exhibited from inspiring English sources

Older drivers exhibited greater speed reduction in response to dynamic hazards; whereas, young driver maintained higher speed, as compared to normal driving, when confronted with static hazards.

Older drivers exhibited some benefits from the presence of the assist system, although not to the same extent as the younger drivers.

Moreover, reckless drivers exhibited no sudden changes in speeds lower than 40 km/h, as shown in Fig. 18 (right).

Overall, drivers exhibited quicker reaction times and more appropriate speeds at curves when they received a CSW than in a baseline condition with no warning.

After interviewing based on standardized questionnaires, tanker drivers exhibited a higher fatigue score than milk delivery drivers, and 20% of the tanker drivers complained of nausea or headaches.

Although it was not possible to definitively establish that performers were hypohydrated, given constraints of the study context and with a lack of an agreed gold standard for monitoring hydration status [ 19, 20, 27], some drivers exhibited Uosm values suggesting that they were competing in a potentially hypohydrated state (>700 mOsmol·kgH2O−1) [ 20].

We calculated the odds of older drivers exhibiting certain motor vehicle crash characteristics compared with younger drivers.

The results show that, in agreement with the literature, Israeli drivers exhibit great variance in their reaction to the flashing green.

In addition, this study finds that ageing drivers exhibit greater and more inconsistent offsets during turning movements compared to those of younger drivers at both channelized and unchannelized intersections.

Distracted drivers on average appear to reduce the speed of their vehicle faster and more abruptly than non-distracted drivers, exhibiting excess braking comparatively and revealing perhaps risk compensation.

But as the article in the Anglo-Portuguese News observed, Portuguese drivers exhibit "a noticeable lack of discipline, consideration for other drivers and prudence". Instead of going slow, they race along the Sintra-Lisbon highway, passing on curves at night, with the ease and tranquillity of a blind person reading Braille.