Sentence examples for real world tests from inspiring English sources

In fact, regulators will now be much more conservative about what they permit and much tougher real world tests may prove either too difficult – or too expensive – for diesel to meet".

Appearing before the committee on Monday afternoon to discuss the vehicle programme testing in the light of the emissions scandal, Goodwill said that he was shocked that real world tests conducted by the DfT found that emissions of NOx were 12 times higher in a range of vehicles.

Analyst Max Warburton said that the VW revelations would hasten the tightening rules on NOx and particulate emissions and make the cars uncompetitive: "Regulators will now be much more conservative about what they permit and much tougher real world tests may prove either too difficult – or too expensive – for diesel to meet".

"Real world" tests of driverless cars can begin immediately on UK roads, the government has announced.

Technology that links vehicles into "road trains" that can travel as a semi-autonomous convoy has undergone its first real world tests.

There are two reasons for preferring my Real World Tests.

Real world testing, of course, will tell the whole story.

A user interface, which has undergone limited real world testing, is also described.

More real world testing will be needed before this question can be fully answered, however.

TV white space (TVWS) frequencies are becoming a real world test laboratory of spectrum sharing.

These advantages include higher execution speed, lower cost, and real world testing experience.