Four other acoustic drivers mounted on the surface were used to generate the antiphase sound on the other side of the surface.
The introduction of the Amp comes about two years after Lyft retired its original brand identifier — a large, fuzzy, hot-pink mustache that drivers mounted to the grill of their car.
In place of the "glowstache" — the mustache-shaped device Lyft drivers mount on their dashboards to identify their vehicles as Lyft rides — drivers will soon mount a device called an Amp, which Lyft bills as "the rideshare industry's first connected device".
The driver mounted the steps of the Liverpool hotel and went on the rampage inside, sending debris flying as it crashed through the doors, reception desk and windows.
Examination of testes by phase contrast microscopy was performed in an Eclipse Ti Inverted Microscope (Nikon), equipped with a piezo-electric driver mounted underneath the objective and a CoolSNAP HQ2 camera (Photometrics) and a 10× or 40× phase-contrast objective.
Squashed testes and RPE1 cells were analysed in an epifluorescence microscopy unit, composed of an Eclipse 90i Upright Microscope (Nikon), equipped with a 100× oil immersion objective, a piezo-electric driver mounted underneath the objective and a CoolSNAP HQ2 camera (Photometrics).
New York City cab drivers turned mounting chaos at John F. Kennedy International Airport into even more of a snarl with a strike to protest President Donald Trump's crackdown on refugees and support travelers trapped by his executive order.
More than a hundred Uber drivers have mounted a go-slow protest through central London to put pressure on the city's mayor, Sadiq Khan, to insist the US company guarantee the minimum wage.
I'm sure there's all sorts of fancy science behind it, but it basically means that the drivers are mounted off-center.
And while the original employment tribunal ruling only applies to the group of individuals who brought the case it sets a legal precedent for other Uber drivers to mount challenges over their own employment status.
