Sentence examples for transfer to road from inspiring English sources

He said technology transfer to road cars from the new F1 engines, with their dual energy recovery systems, was already happening and he hailed the "incredible" achievement of all the engine designers in F1.

That's easy". He said technology transfer to road cars from the new F1 engines, with their dual energy recovery systems, was already happening and he hailed the "incredible" achievement of all the engine designers in F1.

He said the sport needed to cut costs, promote innovation, increase technology transfer to road cars, increase testing, reduce the influence of aerodynamics, include ways of reducing costs into the rules and allow the top teams to supply customer cars to smaller teams.

In 1993, Octel's daily freight traffic was transferred to road haulage, for safety reasons, and traffic thus ceased on the line.

But in recent years, with enhanced racing regulations — especially with the outlawing of many driver aids — in order to slow the cars, and with the automobile industry itself making huge gains in mechanical and technological development, there has been relatively little transfer to the road car.

"What we learn on the track, we transfer to the road," says CEO Alberto Bombassei.

Comparing with the article discussed, this method considered the effect of axle load transfer to the road friction coefficient estimation.

In this context the Authors have addressed the issue of evaluating the increases in dynamic load that vehicles transfer to the road pavement due to the generation of vibrations induced by surface irregularities.

Educational interventions associated with practical driving training (performed on-road or with a driving simulator) improve older drivers' knowledge of traffic rules and road safety [39, 41], and also reveal transfer to on-road driving of skills acquired on a simulator (i.e. increased visual inspections in mirrors and blind spots before lane changing) [40].

The rest of the road was transferred to State Road 5, called the Cowlitz Natches Road, which ran from Napavine to Naches.

The pinnacle of auto racing used to be known as a laboratory in which mechanical and technical innovations grew from the competition on the track and were then transferred to the road.