Sentence examples for exposed drivers from inspiring English sources

Olsson et al. (2012) indicated that assigned relative scores of 1 and 4 seemed "reasonable" based on reported differences in exposures to elemental carbon (EC) – exposures of 7 µg/m for low exposed drivers versus 25 µg/m for high exposed mechanics, and ∼15 µg/m for low exposed surface miners versus ∼160 µg/m for UG workers (Pronk et al., 2009).

A partially counterbalanced experimental design exposed drivers to critical scenarios, which had been determined in a previous experiment.

Helicopters proved vulnerable to small-arms fire, while armoured personnel carriers could be stopped or disoriented if their exposed drivers or machine gunners were hit.

It is this change that is exposing drivers to clamping by the DVLA and large fines.

It is the only 600-mile race on the schedule and exposes drivers to carbon monoxide for a longer period.

Rodney Garratt QC said the cars were capable of reaching speeds "in excess of 300 kilometres per hour", exposing drivers to forces of "up to five times their bodyweight".

Less than 10% of tickets issued for vehicular infractions ever get paid, and drive-through liquor stores and alcohol sales at petrol stations expose drivers to constant temptation.

This is because of the restrictive internal environment in vehicles, which expose drivers and passengers to up to 23 times more toxins than the environment of a smoky bar.

"Using freestanding cones - the quickest way to set up a contraflow - to separate lanes of traffic for a long stretch of a motorway would expose drivers to the risk of collision with oncoming traffic.

The participants were first given a short (3 to 4 min) run on the practice drive (the beginning portion had S-curves, which can expose drivers prone to simulation sickness) in the driving simulator to ensure that the driver was not prone to simulation sickness syndrome.

It's also exposing Driver Ratings data, which Uber says can be useful as a kind of reputation metric to "bootstrap trust" for new services, or to act as a measure that can drive rewards.