Sentence examples for general driver from inspiring English sources

All four types of behaviour must be covered when generating a general driver model for thecritical scenario under study.

L. 112 141, § 32304(c), substituted "General driver fitness, testing, and training" for "General driver fitness and testing" in section catchline.

This paper investigates uncertainty perception as a general driver of individual design activity.

This means that these two are related and as output falls, foreign ownership is less inclined to invest in the country and, vice versa, foreign direct investments are general driver of domestic business opportunities.

Marijuana is the most frequently detected nonalcohol drug and the concurrent use of marijuana and alcohol is the most frequently detected poly-drug combination in the general driver population (Berning et al. 2015) and in fatally injured drivers (Walsh et al. 2005; Dubois et al. 2015; Li et al. 2013).

The fact that ALS picks up differences between sheltered east-facing sites and exposed west-facing sites in both old-growth and secondary forests is reassuring, suggesting that wind is the general driver of the observed patterns, although of course it is impossible to rule out other drivers in this correlative analysis.

But in general, drivers will bear much of the responsibility for limiting their use of these devices.

In general, drivers have been hesitant to say if the surface will lead to better racing, because drivers tend to avoid complimenting anything.

The focus group discussions showed that, in general, drivers would like to receive more feedback and that feedback by technology is acceptable, if designed and implemented properly.

In general, drivers adopted a more conservative strategy when exposed to nine-panel signs as compared to six-panel signs and were more accurate in target detection when searching six-panels vs. nine and with familiar vs. unfamiliar logos.

A convenience sample of 315 general drivers 16 64 yrs (M = 34) completed a survey measuring trait aggression (Aggression Questionnaire AQ), driving anger (Driving Anger Scale, DAS), and a proxy measure of aggressive driving behaviour (Australian Propensity for Angry Driving AusPADS).