Sentence examples for reference driving from inspiring English sources

In the frame of the European research project: ARTEMIS, this work has been considered to derive a set of reference driving cycles.

We show that a precision, low noise, voltage reference driving a metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor (MOSFET) based current sink, results in the current flow control necessary for generating a low noise and high stability Bo.

There was also a significant increase of inappropriate line crossings between the reference driving session (9 10 pm) and the last hour of the 3 nocturnal driving sessions (see Figure 2).

Beyond pledging to stop the Islamists from pushing ever deeper into Mali — a more challenging task in itself than French officials initially suggested — France has also vowed to help restore Mali's territorial integrity, an apparent reference to driving the Islamists out of their vast northern stronghold, an area twice the size of Germany.

Consequently, the scheme can provide effective references for driving decision-making and path-planning.

One interviewer in 2002 described the lyrics of "Son of Three" as "motorific", noting the numerous references to driving in the song and throughout the Title TK album.

Familiar car ranges and refuelling at a gas station both seemed to be a first reference point in driving preferences.

The coloration process of the viologen-based ECW is also discussed with reference to the driving voltage dependence.

This adds a dimension to the received account by showing the persistence of contested collective frames of reference as a driving force across the technology life cycle.

Table 1 Results obtained from a random reference system where driving mode choices are randomly reshuffled among people in the dataset.

Stand outs for me are the trancelike "Make No War" a tune that utilizes an African swing style we heard in other joints like 1999's "Dance of the Drunken Drums"; "Helmut Lampshade" (likely a Night On Earth reference) for its driving energy and winding jazz arpeggios; and "Cypher Delight," which stands as one of the illest drum workouts I've heard in a long time.