Sentence examples for generation of safety from inspiring English sources
"We have worked with our state partners to accelerate the transition to the next generation of safety devices and will continue that collaboration to monitor progress," Mr. Gaffney said in a statement.
The system is the latest development in what promises to be a new generation of safety systems that go beyond simply warning drivers of impending disasters — it actually takes control of the car to prevent them.
The control design procedure also relies on constrained stabilization principles and the generation of safety domains using piecewise linear Lyapunov functions, so that robustness to supply voltage and output load variations is ensured, while input saturation is avoided and additional state constraints are also respected.
First, the general approach is described, then the method is presented including the definition of a scenario, how accident statistics are used as a starting point, the generation of safety measures, and the method of selection of safety measures.
With the NHTSA's announcement, it's clear that we now face a new generation of safety challenges.
CPS are the next generation of safety-critical embedded control systems, in domains spanning from autonomous vehicles, industrial automation and advanced manufacturing, to medical devices and systems, energy-efficient buildings, and smart cities. Pajic and his students are creating ways to build such systems with strong safety, efficiency and security guarantees.
A new generation of road safety management approaches has entered road safety, starting when countries decided to guide themselves by setting quantitative targets (e.g. 50% less casualties in ten years' time).
IEEE- and ASTM-adopted dedicated short range communications (DSRC) standard toward 802.11p is a key enabling technology for the next generation of vehicular safety communication.
Smart highways have the opportunity to turn from serving a singular purpose in being the backbone of various countries' transportation systems to providing additional value added through the generation of power, safety feature implementation and the gathering of key data points for both drivers and transportation administrators.
In this meta-analysis, we evaluated the impact of various HES generations on safety and efficacy endpoints in patients undergoing cardiac surgery.
The application of automated code generation for safety relevant drive-by-wire systems is discussed in detail.
