Note:R1 not relevant to the topic, R2 not primary, peer reviewed source, R3 not in English, R4 no objective marker of exercise, R5 no measure of CAR, R6 duplicate.
Another government measure of car-manufacturing value that excludes costs for energy and raw materials shows that the industry tripled between 2009 and 2015.
Carter waves off questions related to Nürburgring lap times and other bourgeois measures of a car's athleticism.
Deprivation was assessed using the Townsend score accessed for 99% of patients, based on 2001 Census-derived measures of overcrowding, car ownership and education available at lower super output area; approximately 150 households.
Hyundai's products have come a long way in recent years, and the Santa Fe was the top-scoring Small SUV in Strategic Vision's 2007 Total Value Awards, which measure classes of cars based on reliability, a solid warranty, strong anticipated resale value, durability and innovation.
One project, CarMeter, offers a more rudimentary measure of a car's movement.
While the 2010 GLK appears blunt, its coefficient of drag — the measure of a car's aerodynamic slipperiness — is only 0.35, the same as a Porsche Cayenne and surely far better than the G-Class.
Don't we measure the success of car salesmen by how many cars they sell?
It is an easy drive even with children inclined to measure the duration of car trips in nanoseconds.
Elvik et al. [19] presented a summary of studies that have attempted to measure the effects of car mass on both the risk of injury to people in the car and the risk of injury to the counterparts in multivehicle crashes.
