Sentence examples for varying car from inspiring English sources
We must acknowledge that the used transport demand figures are obtained from a rather coarse method that for example does not take into account spatially varying car ownership or the lessening effects that national borders have on transport flows [48].
There were a number of different parameters used during the simulation, which are listed as follows: the vehicle communication range was 240 m, and the average car speed varied from 80 to 120 km/h, with each individual car varying its speed between 5 to 10%%.
In 1949 NASCAR changed the rules governing the cars: whereas in 1948 "modifieds"—cars varying in age and in the mechanical modifications made to them for the purpose of racing were allowed to compete, from June 1949 only late-model (recently manufactured) stock cars were permitted.
If the car was used by multiple drivers with varying driving skills, the car should have a lower price tag opposed to a car that has only had one owner.
Price ranges from Sports Car Market magazine, reflecting varying conditions of cars at auction.
We looked at cars' varying acceleration results with such different combinations, but we also had to navigate the reporting of different zero-to-60 times from different places.
These metrics have been measured in a number of different scenarios: varying numbers of cars, number of CR spectrum channels, and varying average speeds of the vehicles, keeping all other factors constant.
But no one had performed a controlled experiment, so Sugiyama and his colleagues got volunteers to drive varying numbers of cars single file around a circular track 230 meters in circumference.
Among the other technologies available that could reduce premiums is parking assist, which helps park a car with varying levels of driver input – some systems can actually park the car for the driver at the press of a button; useful when nearly a quarter of all insurance claims costs in the UK are related to parking or low-speed manoeuvring.
He has half a dozen cars in varying states of disrepair parked outside his trailer, car-parts everywhere and a pile of crushed Pepsi cans below his porch.He "draws" $521 a month in supplemental security income (a form of cash assistance for the elderly, poor and disabled).
