Indeed, while traffic information remains its main product, Inrix has also diversified into other kinds of data, like providing traffic safety information to drivers, specifically around road conditions; more detailed information to drivers around nearby gas stations; and data to business that can, for example, help them better plan where to open their newest retail locations.
California Vehicle Code § 20012 (Supp.1971) requires similar, albeit more detailed, reports from drivers involved in accidents resulting in either personal injury or death.
This allocation method defines nearly all costs as variable and includes time as a key cost driver in a more detailed implementation, such as duration of clinician visits as an example of direct costs or the duration of laboratory tests as an example of indirect costs.
Guerini and Staiano's work provides some much more detailed insights into the fundamental emotional drivers of virality and, as such, could be thought of as laying the foundations for an emerging science of clickbait.
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Everyone agrees the more detailed the data is the stronger the driver for action is.
Wearable technologies promise the potential of opening up marketers to an entirely new set of data points, resulting in a far more detailed understanding of consumers, their behaviors, and the drivers of those behaviors.
Although some mathematical models have been applied successfully to manage these animals, more detailed treatments are often needed to assess potential drivers of population dynamics.
Driver lines shown in bold were selected for more detailed experiments.
Our findings imply that, overall, IR was the principal driver of diabetes; however, in the absence of more detailed evaluations of β-cell function, this conclusion is tentative.
