Sentence examples for headway research from inspiring English sources

Troutbeck's critical headway research [56, 57, 58, 59, 60] led to the development of a lane-based model that considers the conflicting lane gaps as the combination of gaps between the vehicles of the circulating streams; thus, for the right entry lane, all conflicting vehicles have an influence on the entering drivers' behavior, which will be true in some cases and generally conservative.

He worked in the lab of a respected kidney disease expert, UCSF's Allen Arieff, and made significant headway in research on hyponatremia (a postsurgery condition in which the body becomes abnormally low in salt).

Therefore, along the line of headway-based research, this study intends to develop a new TSP control approach with the concerns of bus passenger delay on the entire arterial.

"He's being pushed out, and it certainly has to do with the manufacturing issues that don't seem to be making headway," said Rafael Tamargo, research director at the Wilmington Trust Company.

Peter McCabe, chief executive of brain injury charity Headway, said: "This research is a clear warning signal that the physical and psychosocial implications of brain injury can last a lifetime".

All these new insights bring new vigor into vehicle headway studies and open research frontiers in this field.

Unlike AAS, CASCA has an active graduate student committee which is beginning to make some headway on issues surrounding research training and career development.

4. Take cold showers Long practiced by Hindu monks and priests( in the rivers) to train in self-control and self-discipline, the benefits of taking cold showers have recently made a headway into major scientific research.

The area of research where most headway has been made is in gene therapy.

The findings add to knowledge communities research and make headway in smart community technology development by suggesting quantitative models for social processes in MMORPG communities.

The research results show that headway changes with memory have significant effects on car-following behaviors and fuel consumptions and that considering headway changes with memory in designing the adaptive cruise control strategy can improve the traffic flow stability and minimize cars' fuel consumptions.