Sentence examples for part of driver from inspiring English sources

He called for a "Golden Age Lake" to be constructed in the desert at a cost of more than $6 billion, and his semiautobiographical Rukhnama ("The Book of the Soul") was established as required reading in all of Turkmenistan's schools, even forming a part of driver's exams.

The second paper [2] deals with driver's head pose estimation which is the part of driver assistance system to know driver's attention.

"That should become part of driver training so people know that it is not the same driving in a city as it is in a narrow rural road where speed limits may be 60mph".

The aim of this systematic review was to identify what intervention approaches are used by occupational therapists as part of driver rehabilitation programmes, and to determine the effectiveness of these interventions.

The £2.5 million Diana documentary, funded entirely by Mohamed Al Fayed, claims that the princess and Al Fayed's son Dodi were murdered by the British Establishment, and that there was a media conspiracy in reporting the inquests into their deaths, which were ultimately ruled as "gross negligence" on the part of driver Henri Paul and the photographers in pursuit.

"It will require behavior changes on the part of drivers and riders," he said.

"While this may be useful for a period of time, it should really be seen as part of drivers' overall fatigue and health management in a quite dangerous industry.

When spring arrives, people tend to begin driving more, while refineries begin maintenance on their facilities ahead of the "summer driving season" – voilà, a recipe for higher prices, and anxiety on the part of drivers.

This ignores the possibility of traffic accidents, network alterations due to ongoing damage, and the possibility of panic or "road rage" on the part of drivers.

In this paper we analyze this tradeoff and quantify what part of drivers' population has to be deprived of vehicle control in order to achieve acceptable traffic efficiency when deploying IEEE 802.11p-based rear-end collision avoidance application.

The increase for 2016 combines with the jump in 2015 to add up to the largest two-year increase in motor vehicle-related deaths in 53 years, an increase NSC President and CEO Deborah A.P. Hersman noted in a release is at least partly attributable to "complacency" on the part of drivers.