Sentence examples for long-term driving from inspiring English sources

Each driver exhibits behaviors that can be divided into two types, namely short-term and long-term driving behaviors.

Comfort values indicate that injury can result from long-term driving on the field as well as on a concrete road.

Noninvasive and accurate assessment of driving fatigue in relation to brain activity during long-term driving can contribute to traffic safety and accident prevention.

Hardening of seat results from viscoelasticity of seat's foam pad, and has a great effect on a person's seating comfort in a long term driving mode.

We assumed the long term driving to be two hours, quantified the hardening level to an amount of sagging, and evaluated three types of low density polyurethane foams with different material characteristics.

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However, as this study only intends to evaluate the seat cushion's hardening effects during a long term driving, we only evaluated the static comfort in a time domain.

This study intends to apply numerical analysis for quantitative evaluation of the changes to bearing capacity of seat cushions during a long term driving, and evaluate based on different materials of seat foam pads to be used as a reference material during the design.

"In the years ahead, [Stephenson] will be Airbnb's quarterback for long-term growth, driving us to be even more efficient and leverage what makes Airbnb unique to create new businesses and continue to expand," Chesky wrote in a blog post this morning.

Everyone also has a stake in addressing the long-term factors driving this flood insurance crisis.

However, it is important to point out that these groups did not differ in terms of general demographic variables (e.g., age, education, and BMI), diabetes parameters (e.g., duration of disease, A1C, insulin regimens, hypoglycemia unawareness, and long-term complications), or driving parameters (e.g., driving history or miles driven) (Table 1).