The phrase "modified car" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe a car that has been altered or customized in some way. Example: "He showed off his modified car at the car show, with a flashy paint job and custom engine modifications."
This year a specially modified car is entered for the race's first quadriplegic competitor, Frédéric Sausset of France, whose hands and lower legs were amputated in 2012 after he contracted an infection called necrotising fasciitis.
Other technical aids are tricycles, motorized three wheelers, modified car and braillies.
The electricity from the solar panels could produce fuel, which can be used to produce electricity to power the house or even to gas up your (modified) car.
He was able to drive a specially modified car, play golf and even dance.
You also have the right to buy the vehicle back from the insurer and get it repaired yourself--something that might appeal to someone with a heavily modified car or off-road vehicle loaded with expensive engine and suspension parts that the insurer doesn't factor in to the market value calculation.
The LCAR prior combines a discrete uniform distribution on this set of candidate structures with a modified CAR prior for the random effects, which combined with the Poisson likelihood completes a full Bayesian hierarchical model.
These modified CAR-T cells show enhanced therapeutic activity against xenografted lymphomas.
The club allows modified cars to incorporate contemporary transmissions.
Don't pimp your ride "Insurers don't like modified cars," says Ian Crowder, an insurance expert at the AA.
Competitive classes for these four-bangers, as they're commonly known, included categories for stock and modified cars and trucks, as well as for stripped-down speedsters.
His name was already known through the work of his Southern California customizing shop, which modified cars for Hollywood clients and produced pop icons like the Munster's Koach.
