Sentence examples for final sector from inspiring English sources

There were, perhaps, mitigating circumstances, as he noted: "The lap was not feeling right, I had no information from the team about the final sector".

In qualifying, however, Alguersuari was undermined by an electrical fault that forced him to pull his Toro Rosso off track in the final sector.

"With a relative absence of high lateral loadings, apart from the final sector, Interlagos is not expected to be too demanding on the tires," said Paul Hembery, the motor sport director for Pirelli, the series tire provider.

After stopping in the final sector, Webber will line up a lowly 14th, ahead of Williams Pastor Maldonadoo and Jean-Eric Vergne in his Toro Rosso, his 16th a total contrast to that of Ricciardo.

Ten of the corners are in the final sector of the track; drivers change gears more than 5,000 times during the race; and, at more than 100 seconds, the lap time is the longest of the year.

"There are a total of 23 corners, including 10 in the final sector alone, and the drivers will change gear almost 5,000 times during the race," said Norbert Haug, the vice president of Mercedes Motorsport.

Nevertheless, both he and Alonso looked as if they might challenge Vettel on their own last laps, but they faded in the final sectors.

Vettel was running with lower downforce, which gives faster straight-line speed in the first and final sectors of the lap but costs speed in the middle sector, which is a series of quick corners.

Consider an economy such as that shown in Table 1, consisting of industrial sectors, waste treatment sectors, final demand sectors, waste items, and the value added by each sector.

KWIOT2000 has 104 industrial sectors, eight value-added sectors, 11 final demand sectors, 92 waste categories, and 11 waste treatment sectors.

The table has 197 industrial sectors, 13 waste treatment sectors, 17 final demand sectors, 96 waste items, seven value-added items, and three types of environmental loads (Tsukui 2007a, b, 2008, 2009; Tsukui and Nakamura 2009, Tsukui et al. 2011a, b).