Nor do Uber have the booking office or telephone intermediary to arrange their jobs that regulations require of private hire firms, so that Uber drivers are to all intents and purposes arranging their jobs themselves, from the street, as taxi drivers do, but from which minicab drivers are prohibited.
Teaching is influenced by differing drivers from research, which may result in early-career teachers having reduced choice in setting the scope of their activities compared to their research equivalents.
When analyzing aCGH experiments on multiple samples of patients, the challenge is to distinguish CNAs that are likely to represent non-random chromosomal events and are thought to involve the critical genes (drivers) from those which are randomly altered during pathogenesis.
Application of the derived safety indicators is demonstrated for the assessment of the potential safety impacts of driver support systems from which it appears that some Autonomous Intelligent Cruise Control (AICC) designs are more safety-critical than the reference case without these systems.
Not exactly the best driver's seat from which to attract attention.
It was an extraordinary ninth Le Mans win for the driver from Denmark, which McNish, himself taking his third victory here, acknowledged.
The adjacent 101 freeway, from which drivers could see into the bar's dance floor, remained closed.
These are not the parts of New York City that fire the imagination: salad bars, subway entrances, roll-down security gates, the stairs of the M15 bus, open truck windows from which drivers' thick elbows hang like Sunday hams.
An iPhone will be plugged into the meter, from which drivers can select tolls, view current traffic patterns, receive messages, and be able to view their trip history.
And in a few years, automakers will roll out affordable vehicles with computerized dashboard displays, from which drivers will be able to check e-mail, pull up a map or book a hotel room.
