Sentence examples for more virtual crashes from inspiring English sources

However, more virtual crashes were found at higher speed.

The following hypotheses were tested: Older participants were expected to behave in a less secure manner compared to younger ones, with more virtual crashes, fewer missed crossing opportunities, and more visual fixations on the floor.

For both age groups, more missed opportunities were expected at a lower speed of approaching cars, and more virtual crashes at a higher speed, since crossing decisions are based on the vehicle's distance instead of speed [ 11, 12].

More in depth, the number of safe crossings and virtual crashes was computed in the following way: Given the moment when the participants decided to cross, the speed of the vehicles and the own walking speed of the participants, measured with the GST, a virtual crash was identified as an event where the vehicle and the pedestrian were at the same point in space, and at the same instant in time.

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I've had many many more virtual mentors.

We live in a more and more virtual world.