Sentence examples for feed vehicles from inspiring English sources

You'll still need road-crossings for pedestrians and cyclists, but in a world where every vehicle is controlled by computers, algorithms should be able to feed vehicles through junctions faster.

As previously mentioned, many diseases can also spread through contacts other than animal movements, such as farm visitors, feed, vehicles or equipment.

Second-hand values for electric vehicles are hard to determine until they start feeding vehicles into the used-car market.

The Salvation Army, meanwhile, has received fuel from the State of New Jersey and partnered with police to make sure its mobile feeding vehicles get priority service at gas stations, according to a spokesperson for the The Salvation Army Eastern Territory.

Flies fed food containing 125 µM ZDON showed an 80 90% decrease in TG activity without apparent toxicity (data not shown) and an increase in the number of rhabdomeres at 10 days of age as compared to those fed vehicle (Fig 7A).

The second server in the system is running an Nvidia Drive Pegasus AI, or the 'brain' of an autonomous vehicle, which processes the data fed from the first server just as it would if it was real data being fed from vehicles sensors capturing it from the road.

"F1 teams routinely sneak peeks at one another's cars, mostly in tacitly condoned ways: hiring photographers at the opening of each season to document competitor's cars, watching news feeds of vehicles being lifted by cranes for transport to estimate weight distribution, exchanging gossip and secrets with insiders from other teams," Mark Seal wrote in Wired.

And in this huge ungoverned space the size of Spain, simply keeping troops fed and vehicles running is an enormous challenge.

Still, Konrad said the maintenance cost will still be low because electric cars have fewer moving parts and require less "care and feeding" than vehicles powered by internal combustion.

The livers of animals treated either acutely or chronically with PFPeA did not significantly increase in relative weights compared with rats fed the vehicle.

There are other success stories of species that have adaptively responded to man-made habitat alterations while still avoiding increased rates of human-caused mortality, for example urban wildlife or raptors feeding on vehicle-killed prey (Tuomainen and Candolin 2011; Francis and Chadwick 2012).