He often lapses into the language of an alternate universe: of wide cabs, Alcos and "moving meets" (the point at which two trains traveling in opposite directions pass each other).
(All of the new subway cars now being tested have none because the front is occupied by a wide train operator's cab).
The Unimog is, in fact, 7 feet 6 inches wide when measured at the tires, with the cab 7 feet wide, Mr. Barnes said.
The onboard computers recorded vehicle data and video from four camera views (forward view, driver's face, foot pedals, and a wide-angle in-cab view) at 30 Hz.
We conducted a search of the following eight major academic databases: Embase (Ovid), Medline (Ovid), PsycINFO (Ovid), CAB Abstracts (Ovid), Africa Wide Info (Ebsco), SocIndex (Ebsco), Academic Search Complete (Ebsco) and the Cochrane Library.
I think the city of Los Angeles should work with Tesla to make a TAXI version of this new model and implement a city wide system of electric cabs. .
Both the MSB and the CABs plan to use a wider set of values (data) than those required.
We searched PubMed, Embase, Medline, Global Health, Cab Abstract, Web of Science and Africa Wide Information to identify studies.
Above each space is a box for heating, ventilation and air-conditioning with a wide vacuumlike device that attaches to an insert in the cab window.
But the wide angle, with sidewalk sculptures in the foreground, makes the burning cab off in the distance seem almost incidental.
