Sentence examples for era of driving from inspiring English sources

One way or another, it seems the 50-year era of driving semiconductor costs down through improvements in process technology is about to be superseded by a new age of making chips cheaper, faster and better through smarter design.

The presented algorithm can benefit not only the driving simulation community, but also relevant areas, such as autonomous vehicle and in-vehicle device design by providing them with an algorithm for target pursue and driving task accomplishment, which can be used to design a human-vehicle cooperation system in the coming era of autonomous driving.

As we drove the tour route, it was eventually possible to ignore the contradiction of driving an industrial-era creation around a park meant to summon the Civil War.

Ahead lie years of a hegemonic Conservative era, free to do what they like in pursuit of driving the state below the size of anything attempted by Margaret Thatcher.

Using unabashed, Soviet-era language, he is picking a culture war with the idea of driving a wedge between the Moscow-based opposition and what is assumed to be his natural base of support among workers in the provinces.

At 50 miles a gallon, a Crosley could stretch the era's basic four-gallon-a-week allotment into a reasonable 200 miles of driving.

(Lots of driving).

Years of driving (since obtaining driving licence).

Walk instead of driving.

Proof of driving time.

Limit the amount of driving.