Sentence examples for pedestrian trials from inspiring English sources
Though Hempel feels herself to be mundane, already disappointed, her pedestrian trials become engrossing and enjoyable, because of the fine, melodic prose Bynum summons in describing them and her deft switches between past and present.
All stair descent speeds were below those reported during pedestrian egress trials.
But after filing the suit, and before trial, the pedestrian offers to pay you a large sum of money in order to settle the case, and in fact it's substantially more than any reasonable estimate of the costs of litigating the suit.
A self-driving shuttle will ferry around 100 people in Greenwich, London along a short route on a public cycle and pedestrian path over the next three weeks, in a trial using Oxbotica's driverless vehicle technology.
The eponymous hero of Kieron Smith, Boy by James Kelman Hamish Hamiltonn, April) is also a child struggling for survival, though his trials take place in the rather more pedestrian setting of a housing estate on the outer edges of post-war Glasgow.
Multiple randomized controlled trials have shown that safety education can change pedestrian behavior in high-income countries, although the effects on injury rates are not known.
No trials which assessed the effect of visibility aids on pedestrian and cyclist motor vehicle collisions and injuries were identified.
Test tracks like the 2.25-mile long SunTrax facility, may be increasingly needed to trial autonomous cars in the future, given the death of the pedestrian caused by an Uber autonomous car.
I've had milers say, 'I'd rather do a mile than a 400 I.M.' " As pedestrian as his 400 I.M. effort seemed, Phelps swam only two seconds faster in the preliminaries at the Olympic trials.
A Cochrane review of 42 trials (updated in 2009) concluded that fluorescent materials improve drivers' detection and recognition of cyclists and pedestrians in the day-time and lamps, flashing lights and retroreflective materials have similar effect in the night-time.
