Sentence examples for vehicle playing from inspiring English sources

Agents from the I.S.I. were present at crucial points of the police investigation, including during the gathering of evidence at the crime scene and the forensic examination of Ms. Bhutto's vehicle, "playing a role that the police were reluctant to reveal to the commission," the report said, referring to the United Nations panel.

She said she heard "screeching tyres" then saw a vehicle "playing bumper cars with about three other cars... before going straight into a crowd of people".

Development of automated guided vehicle plays a major role in engineering industries to improve the material handling technique for recent years.

"Grex" is the Latin word for a group or flock and for the first time ever a team of heterogeneous unmanned vehicles perform a coordinated, cooperative mission whereby each vehicle plays the role of a sophisticated node in a network.

The jury also could infer, from the fact that both Schaub and Perry had used deadly force, that the city's failure to train its officers in alternative methods of stopping a fleeing vehicle played a substantial part in bringing about Thurston's death.

But Mr. Lampe said he felt compelled to defend the Firestone brand by releasing details of how Ford was ignoring evidence -- which, he asserted, indicated that the instability of the Explorer sport utility vehicle played a crucial role in vehicle accidents that have led to 174 deaths and injuries to hundreds of people.

"Grex" is the Latin word for a group or flock and for the first time ever a team of heterogeneous unmanned marine vehicles perform a coordinated, cooperative mission whereby each vehicle plays the role of a sophisticated node in a network.

Lincoln's Jazz Vehicle played their set entirely from memory and without a conductor, lifting the roof off the Albert Hall with Mr Zoot Suit, while the Percussion School from Ramsgate played music for their homespun Gamapan, a gamelan made from kitchen utensils, with imagination and flair.

Clearly the differences between targets (i.e., residence vs vehicle) plays a key role here, but other behavioral and situational differences might also prove significant.

The cot had small motors underneath that simulated the feel of a moving vehicle, played actual road noise and even had built-in LED lighting to mimic the glow of streetlights.

The vehicle plays a huge role-trucks work best, the smaller the better, used and beat up.