Sentence examples for linking car from inspiring English sources

Axhausen applied SEM to causal hypotheses linking car ownership, season ticket ownership, and modal usage [33].

Yet while a causal effect linking car use to obesity is highly plausible, a recent paper hypothesised that obesity may also increase motorised travel and/or CO2 emissions [ 10].

As part of the plan, Mr. Bowles said, the state will start a pilot program giving drivers an incentive to cut back on unnecessary travel by linking car-insurance premiums to miles driven — a "Pay As You Drive" program.

The idea of linking cars and fashion is nothing new.

Jesse Toprak, president of the auto analyst Toprak Consulting, said the car firms were pushing hard to attract millennials by linking cars to online technology and improving styling and customisation.

Still further out, carmakers are exploring the idea of linking cars to one another in what is called a vehicle-to-vehicle grid, powered by Wi-Fi.

Mr Fresco says that five activities link car making with other vehicle-based businesses such as Iveco.

Looking at the same trends, Avis just added four more countries -- Latvia, Estonia, Morocco and Syria -- to its toll-free "On Call" service that links car renters in 25 countries to a United States-based agentagent 24 hours a day.

Very little data are available at an individual level to link car use and overall physical activity levels.

Early experiments such as the automated highway in California on which electronically linked cars were whizzing along while the drivers dozed off or read the paper will probably never lead anywhere.

Officials said temperatures as low as 4 degrees in Newark yesterday froze computers that analyze emissions data and caused ice from condensation to form in hoses that link cars' exhaust pipes to the testing equipment.