"driving control" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person's ability to maintain control while driving a vehicle. For example: "I need to practice my driving control so that I'm better prepared for winter driving conditions."
Instead of using a tow bar attached to the aircraft's nose wheel, TaxiBot employs a mechanism which automatically scoops the wheel up into a rotating turret.The TaxiBot also avoids having any complicated links to connect to the cockpit, yet still gives the pilots driving control.
In a masterly show of his driving control and his car's superiority, Vettel won the night race through the Singapore city streets for a third year in a row, taking his seventh victory of the season and the 33rd of his career.
An efficient, compact prototype was produced with TMS320F240 DSP driving control unit.
Further, also open synclines and gently steeped flexures may locally exert a driving control on minor streams.
Row column driving control plan was applied in ignition circuit to realize simultaneous ignition and reduce the number of wires.
Yet, by the increasing use of driver-assistance systems, individuals will get more used to the idea of handing over driving control to a computer system.
Driving time is all time spent at the driving controls of a CMV.
You are still getting accustomed to the driving controls and come into frequent contact with jaywalkers, oncoming traffic, street lights, fire hydrants.
And if a driver crosses to England, he could press a button and the driving controls would whirr over to the right front seat.
It latest prototypes are designed to operate without any driving controls for their human occupants to take over in an emergency (although those currently on public roads do have backup controls fitted).
It makes the all-too-frequent chases bearable, and it's also at least a positive that the driving controls have been improved since the three-legged-cow model, which the original game relied on.
