Sentence examples for highway performance from inspiring English sources
Developing driver-oriented highway performance measures is the key to performance-based highway design.
Various operation policy scenarios are designed and tested to evaluate the FAIR highway performance on an experimental highway corridor.
FOR its large S.U.V.'s — and later this year, for full-size pickups — General Motors needed a hybrid system that would save fuel without sacrificing the hauling, towing and highway performance that endears these trucks to customers.
In the new test, computers connected to a treadmill-like device that causes a vehicle to replicate its highway performance at various speeds measure not only those two pollutants but also the third, nitrogen oxide, which creates ground-level ozone.
For all vehicles, the agency said its new testing methods would result in a 10 to 20percentt drop in fuel-economy estimates in city driving, and a 5 to 15percentt decline in highway performance.
Note that, regarding traffic management and control through the use of a highway performance measure, it is believed to be better to apply data from roadside continuous-traffic-monitoring devices.
Highways Performance Space has presented hundreds of nationally recognized artists like Ron Athey, John Kelly, Peggy Shaw and the infamous N.E.A. Four (John Fleck, Karen Finley, Holly Hughes and the founding artistic director of Highways, Tim Miller).
Artists like Lester Horton, Martha Graham, Rachel Rosenthal and Chris Burden, as well as artist-run organizations like Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, the Women's Building and Highways Performance Space, are pioneering forces that all played significant roles in shaping the field as we know it.
Highways Performance Space, 1651 18th St., Santa Monica.
Highways Performance Space on 18th and Olympic in Santa Monica, CA. Tickets are available at www.highwaysperformance.org for $20/$15.
Proof is visible in Perez's latest work, "Surrender, Dorothy!," seen over the weekend at Highways Performance Space.
