Sentence examples for driving downhill from inspiring English sources

The findings suggest that injuries are more likely to occur when accidents involve any of the following: children under the age of 10; four-wheel drive ATVs; driving downhill; driving on a sealed road; driving backwards; or if the ATV rolls sideways.

When walking on a hill, stay on the side of the road where traffic is driving downhill – vehicles use less fuel to drive down hill and will be causing less pollution.

My Audi A1, an automatic, changes down a gear if I tap the brake while driving downhill.

When driving downhill "you just stay in your lane, don't touch your brakes, and hope you make it to the bottom," Sedenquist says.

Lyles was widely projected to be the Nuggets' leading scorer off the bench this season, or at least until Thomas returned, as his offensive skill set combination of 3-point range, driving downhill to the rim when attacking closeouts, and exploiting mismatches on switches represented a range of versatility beyond that of Denver's other bench players.

"If the fancy wing, the magic gas-station fuel-boosting potion or the magnets on your fuel line seem to be making your mileage go up, you're likely driving downhill with a nice tailwind".

It seemed as if we'd been driving steadily downhill for hours, careering toward an ever-receding green furriness at the Missouri state line.

From a purely physical point, this means that a strong downhill driving force appears between metastable states on a free energy diagram (A and B metabasins in Fig. 4) composed of a sequence of flattened but still rugged distinct basins.

But under some conditions allowing perturbation from equilibrium (due to appearance of a so-called downhill driving force in an overall free energy landscape of a system), the measurements performed in direction to approach most sensitive employed experimental observables reveal CER kinetics (sometimes also termed as squeezed-exponential) with β > 1 rather than SER [12].

Sanyo says it achieved this impressive driving range by developing a battery that automatically recharges (at least to some extent) when the driver brakes or drives downhill.

We also design a calibration strategy based on the road infrastructures (e.g., bridge, traffic lights, uphill, and downhill), and driving status (e.g., turns, stops), which are inferred from the sensor data, such as accelerometer, gyroscope, and magnetometer.