From the beginning, it's been a place driven on relationships.
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Driven on the road, the Cullinan feels a bit ordinary.
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"Make it very driven on the impact," says the recruiter.
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I'm a lifelong motorsports fan, but I've never driven on a track.
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So this market is now driven on fear of rates and wages.
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If you've ever driven on a highway, you've probably seen it happen.
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Can Brazil, driven on by Neymar, avenge the national humiliation of 2014?
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So we got driven on the hood of this car for some distance.
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Concur is a business trip app that records miles driven on business trips.
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It needs further servicing in order to be driven on the road again.
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Skidoos collapse through paths that have been driven on for the past 40 years.
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Also: 1A, "Things driven on ranches," made me instantly think of this old commercial.
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The majority of Formula 1 races are driven on specially designed, self-contained circuits.
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He counts 3.2 million hours played and 2 million miles driven on those tiny tracks.
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Volunteers are charged a fee of 1.7 cents for each mile driven on state roads.
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The company says it's currently averaging 10,000-15,000 miles driven on public streets per week.
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This is not shallow: fighting games are character driven on a mechanical and artistic level.
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Someone spotted a Cybertruck being driven on public roads close to Tesla&aposs design headquarters.
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When cars were driven on the road, the engine would optimize for performance and sacrifice emissions.
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The rules will determine when and if a fully autonomous car could be driven on roads.
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The Land Rover Defender is a truly British vehicle that can be driven on any terrain.
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"It's going to driven on closing the business case, so it's not an imminent decision," he said.
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Suppose that the Ferrari would universally be judged better if both cars were driven on good roads.
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What's more, the number of miles driven on Georgia roads and highways grew well above the national average.
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Tesla's calculation tool projects that an extra 1,500 miles driven on a Supercharger will cost drivers about $22018.
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A few weeks later, a Tesla vehicle being driven on autopilot crashed and caught fire, killing the driver.
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The vehicles are technically safe and roadworthy and can continue to be driven on the roads, VW said.
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Cars in 1920 were uncomfortable and prone to breakdowns, and were driven on dirt or irregularly paved roads.
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I'd driven on scarier trails before but, in a Rolls-Royce, the stakes are just so much higher.
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The leader in driverless tech, Google's Waymo hit four million autonomous miles driven on public roads this year.
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When I watched this, I was so one-dimensional in my life and so driven on this pathway.
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Private vehicles could only be driven on days that matched their plate number or risk a $221 fine.
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Private vehicles could only be driven on days that matched their plate number or risk a $30 fine.
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"We've talked a lot about the two million miles we've driven on public roads," Krafcik said at the event.
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Criteria include ride quality, safety and performance, and cars are test-driven on AAA's test track in southern California.
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More than two decades earlier, Zanardi had driven on the same track in his past life on four wheels.
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Herta had also driven on the team that won its class in January at the Rolex 24 at Daytona.
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The mopeds are capped at 30 miles per hour, so they're only meant to be driven on city streets.
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Show Us Your Wall Bronson van Wyck is one of those van Wycks — perhaps you've driven on their Expressway.
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There are some restrictions — the mopeds cannot be driven on sidewalks, in bike lanes, on bridges or in tunnels.
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In total, Luke says, more than 1 billion kilometers (621 million miles) have been driven on the company's scooters.
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Then the final results are painstakingly inspected and test driven on local country roads and at a nearby airfield.
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There are some restrictions — the mopeds cannot be driven on sidewalks, in bike lanes, on bridges or in tunnels.
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When driven on actual roads, diesel cars emit four to seven times more nitrogen oxide than in lab-based tests.
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NOx emissions from trucks and buses are measured through mobile devices while the vehicles are being driven on actual roads.
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Europe's system relies on a gentle test cycle that fails to replicate how cars are actually driven on the road.
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The Model S can also be driven on the rainbow road from Mario Kart if you know the right tricks.
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Having never previously raced at Circuit de la Sarthe, Button will now have driven on it twice in a month.
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"Everyone is making wireless headphones, but they're all driven on audio," said Marty Urick, vice president of sales at OnVocal.
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Waymo, the self-driving unit of Google parent company Alphabet, has hit another milestone: 8 million miles driven on public roads.
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After the fall of the Soviet Union, the general objective remained in Russian scientific circles, driven on, perhaps, by institutional inertia.
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They were driven on comparatively smooth, safe surfaces on the Interstate highway system, most of which had been built by 1972.
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These services are reducing gas consumption, miles driven on personal cars and, in some cases, passengers' need for their own car.
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But it's a $50 expense I don't have nearly as often anymore, as most of my miles are driven on electric.
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And conservative Republican voters, at least in the past, have been more driven on these issues than Democrats or moderate Republicans.
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"Know that I am a creature of impulse, seldom thinking before I act, driven on by passions," she tells the spy Gifford.
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Not only did the bespoke British super sports car maker only ever produce 24, the car can't be legally driven on the street.
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It is unlikely that fans will catch much sight of them: the new DB5s are not allowed to be driven on public roads.
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As it nears the launch of its first commercial service, Waymo is celebrating a new milestone: 10 million miles driven on public roads.
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According to The Mirror, 23 whales, including a pregnant pilot whale, were recently driven on to the shore by boats and then slaughtered.
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But miles driven on predictable highways are easier than navigating busy city streets, said Dmitri Dolgov, head of Google's self-driving technology effort.
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As it leaves the production facility, each car is test driven on the roads around Molsheim and at an airfield in nearby Colmar.
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Fear and loathing course through both campaigns, driven on one side by Mr. Trump's chest-thumping populism and on the other by Mrs.
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"We really want to make sure we're data driven on this and striking the right balance adult choice and protecting the kids," he said.
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He still futilely lifts his arm in the air after getting driven on, a gesture somewhere between actual effort and a performance of effort.
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But whatever the circumstances, the impression — of one club rendered complacent by success and another, driven on by its absence — was a fair one.
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"It was probably driven on shore by a storm and pushed so far on the sand that they couldn't refloat it again," he said.
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Waymo uses data from the millions of miles it has driven on roads to train an artificial intelligence system to imitate actual drivers and pedestrians.
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Fortnite is a good example of that, and all up, we are seeing record software and services revenue and engagement being driven on our platform.
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The Obama operation turned unfocused online passion into a data-driven, on-the-ground, get-out-the-vote operation whose effectiveness surprised longtime political observers.
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For 2017, motorists are on pace to break the record for most vehicle miles driven on U.S. roads, helping spur potential record demand for gasoline.
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The second-highest number of miles driven on California's public roads was by Cruise, the self-driving startup now owned by General Motors, at 9,776.
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Mr. Kappanna, Mr. Besch and Mr. Thiruvengadam documented that Volkswagens polluted far more than regulations allowed when they were driven on highways and city streets.
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The DOT reported that the miles driven on all roads and streets increased 4.3 percent or 10.8 billion vehicle miles in November, over the year earlier.
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Other such initiatives are evident around the world, driven on by the increasing power and interconnectivity of technology, big data, cloud computing services, and so on.
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They are very European in demeanor — "full size" yet compact in presentation, deliberately multipurpose, designed to be driven on congested streets and parked in small garages.
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Overall, motorists are on pace this year to break the record for most vehicle miles driven on U.S. roads, helping spur potential record demand for gasoline.
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The driver, who had never driven on this expressway before, panicked and did not steer away from traffic when his brake failed, according to the authorities.
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We were on a dark empty road paved with gravel that we had driven on for miles without seeing a house, a light or another car.
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"Everything is tech-driven on the West Coast," said Jeannette Wing, who left Microsoft Research last year to become the director of Columbia's Data Science Institute.
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" Iger said "it gives me chills..." -- A hint at Uber's ambitions: Dara Khosrowshahi told Nick Bilton, "We're less than 1% of miles driven on the road.
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Anyone who has driven on Route 9 around Peekskill has probably seen what looks like a castle atop a cliff rising 300 feet above the Hudson River.
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And they're using deep learning to interpret, predict, and respond to data accrued from its 22010 million miles driven on public roads and 22018 billion driven in simulation.
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There were certain things I was an ace at — I'm still a first-rate hospital patient — but it had been six years since I'd driven on a freeway.
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Mr. Smith had asked the guards for help in Philadelphia, an inmate interviewed by the police said, but after a cursory check-in, the van had driven on.
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Since 2009, Waymo has logged six million miles driven on public roads, five billion miles in simulated environments and run tests covering more than 20,000 types of driving scenarios.
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Most car designs start off with such grand lines, but they ultimately get refined and whittled down to something more realistic, something that could be driven on real roads.
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Greenough had driven on the trail several times but, that morning, his Jeep became stuck and rocks under the vehicle began to slide, sending the car down the mountain.
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It's a car carrier, and the beauty of this type of vessel is that the cargo can be driven on and off rather than craned into place like containers.
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The research center was Hadid's first design to be entirely driven on the basis of sustainability, but she did not surrender her design passport when she entered the competition.
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Determined to get back to racing, Schmidt worked with engineers at Arrow Electronics to design a Corvette that can safely be driven on a racetrack or the open road.
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Although some car buffs might quibble, I'll assume for the sake of argument that the Ferrari would be judged the better car if both could be driven on good roads.
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At least 36 vehicles have also tested hot — including a couple of cars that were driven on the highway and back to people's homes before being returned for special cleaning.
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"I think [Netflix] just likes really terrific actors and they're really collaborative with their creative team, and so it feels more actor-driven than looks-driven on Netflix," Canfield says.
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Uber says the amount of money drivers will receive toward the cost of an electric vehicle will be based on the number of miles they have driven on the app.
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The cars are equipped with "defeat devices" that allow them to pass laboratory emissions tests despite exceeding federal standards by up to 40 times when they are driven on roads.
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By the mid-1960s, Alden Self-Transit was pitching a "StaRRcar Jr.," a more conventional PRT that ran on a closed loop and couldn't be independently driven on surface streets.
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"We have the unique position of having years of experience of the Indian market as well as over 265 million kms (164 million miles) driven on our EVs," Babu said.
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As a result, the average vehicle being driven on U.S. highways is becoming steadily more fuel efficient as old cars and light trucks are retired and replaced by newer models.
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In the assembly, she helped pass a law allowing for golf carts to be driven on the shoulder of roads and then celebrated with a 100-strong golf cart parade.
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If you've driven on public roads, gone to public school, or used the postal service as part of your business — well, we all rely on collective infrastructure to get ahead.
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In the videos, the truck appears to be equipped with manufacturer's plates, meaning that while it may not be street-legal yet, it can be driven on roads for testing.
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The greenback also gave up its earlier gains against the euro that were driven on Wednesday when European Central Bank President Mario Draghi underscored growing risks facing the euro zone economy.
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"The yen was driven on the back of risk aversion as outsized movement on pound/yen was the primary driver," explained Stephen Innes, a senior trader at OANDA, in a note.
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While these vehicles can still perform off-road, manufacturers say they are now designed to be driven on pavement as well, making them more suitable for use as an everyday vehicle.
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Traditional auto industry companies are scrambling to reinvent themselves as startups such as Uber Technologies Inc and Lyft Inc have ushered in a new model of data-driven, on-demand mobility.
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We try our best to help our companies be thoughtful and data-driven on the buy-side (rolling up or merging with other startups) and on the sell-side if necessary!
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Larger examples of the batteries have given rise to electric cars that can be driven on long trips, while the miniaturized versions are used in lifesaving medical devices like cardiac defibrillators.
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He also said that much of the data is captured from miles driven on highways, where driving tends to be less varied and complex than the driving done on city streets.
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The insurance policy (purely elective, but reassuring for those who have never driven on the left-hand side of the road — not purposely, anyway) brought the total to around 70 dollars.
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One advantage of holding the event Trump wants in November is that with cooler weather, there is less potential for damage to city streets from heavy equipment being driven on them.
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I'd driven on gravel roads to join a contingent of the "Solar Wind Sherpas," an international team of scientists led by Shadia Habbal, a physicist at the University of Hawaii in Honolulu.
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Waymo continues to press its lead in terms of actual miles driven on roads, which is potentially the most important metric out there when it comes to building successful autonomous driving technology.
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In November, the company announced it had reached 4 million miles, meaning the company has been able to double the number of autonomous miles driven on public roads in just eight months.
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As someone who has driven on a public road more than once, I'd be hesitant to make that assumption — NHTSA estimates that 94 percent of car accidents are caused by human error.
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Besides being tested on racetracks like Germany's Nürburgring, a normal testing environment for Aston Martins, DBX prototypes were also driven on off-road rally courses and other rugged terrain, the company said.
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The sedans were then driven on closed streets at a speedway in California, where researchers drove the cars at pedestrian-size dummies that were moving across the road as a person might walk.
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I spent an hour inching my way up slippery roads, through snow only a few other cars appeared to have driven on, until I finally reached the Crater Lake entrance — which was closed.
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" Measures to achieve that included a poster campaign, with billboards driven on vans across London's suburbs in the summer of 2013, urging those in the country illegally to "Go home or face arrest.
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ACOSTA: Yes, and that creates this zombie state that so many people of color are in—a zombie state that is induced by the capitalist republic, is deeply driven on our lack of sleep.
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With a hot tea in his hand and his yellow cab parked on East 723th Street, Samkar Padder savored a break from the Manhattan streets he has driven on for more than 16 years.
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Local journalists at the Houston Chronicle worked around the clock trying to share critical information with residents trapped by historic flooding, driven on by caffeine and a desire to save their fellow citizens' lives.
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Since vehicles are driven on the right side of the road in mainland China and the left side in Hong Kong and Macau, the bridge includes a couple of points where drivers change sides.
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Palma led a team of engineers who developed diesel engines and calibrated them with software allowing the vehicles to pollute less when undergoing government testing and more when driven on roads, U.S. officials said.
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Palma led a team of engineers who developed diesel engines and calibrated them with software allowing the vehicles to pollute less when undergoing government testing and more when driven on roads, U.S. officials said.
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Driven on by the lecturer's aggressive questioning, Lucius diagnosed a tumor of the temporal lobe, trying to keep his thoughts on the science and away from how miserable he was making the old man's daughter.
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The vehicle that the warrant says Fotis Dulos is believed to have driven on the day of the disappearance belongs to one of his employees, who told police Dulos urged him to replace the seats.
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"If we see this border adjustment in an economy where 70 percent of GDP is driven by consumption that is driven on imports, any border tax will lead to higher prices for the consumer," Luis said.
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Dunn died in on August 27 outside a base controlled by the US Air Force in central England after his motorbike was struck by a car driven on the wrong side of the road by Sacoolas.
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It can park and unpark itself without a driver inside, and it can be completely autonomous when driven on a highway at moderate speed and with plenty of other cars around to help it orient itself.
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The relationship of Geneva cars to those driven on regular roads is about as close — or, more accurately, distant — as that of fashion runway attire to the clothes you and I wear on a daily basis.
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That's because heavy duty vehicles in the EU have much stricter regulations than cars, and so even if they meet lab tests, cars end up producing much more nitrogen oxides (NOx) when driven on actual roads.
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The pound was also on the back foot, driven on Monday to $111.503, its weakest since September 2017, after comments by officials raised fears Britain would crash out of the EU without securing a trade agreement.
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I mean, in fact, in a lot of these things, in Search, in particular, we have taken great pains that it's only ads that are being driven on intent, which is part of the results page.
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The pound was also on the back foot, driven on Monday to $1.2920, its weakest since September 2017, after comments by officials raised fears Britain would crash out of the EU without securing a trade agreement.
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A digital detox from the top The 24/7 tech-driven on-demand culture that rules so many people's work life is taking a toll on deep thinking, attention span and the capacity to really rest.
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All drivers get free roadside assistance when they're on a gig, and they get a summary of miles driven on gigs at the end of the year so they can write those miles off on their taxes.
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This is an absolutely stunning development, suggesting a "deep state" conspiracy hidden even from superiors and driven on the basis of undisclosed dollars ultimately from the opposition candidate going to the wife of a Justice Department official.
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Later, ethereal notes in the chorus are punctuated by firm string downbeats, like exhalations, that build to loud grandeur, then immediately recede, before a swirling, swinging climax driven on by an undercurrent of ba-bum heartbeat rhythm.
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California is home to more than 82,000 Volkswagen cars equipped with "defeat devices" that allow the cars to pass laboratory emissions tests despite exceeding federal standards by up to 40 times when they are driven on roads.
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In 1997, when LGVs became identified with a distinct demographic and economic group dubbed "white van man" in reference to the ubiquitous white vans, they accounted for 2.23 percent of all kilometres driven on the country's roads.
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Well, the President of the United States has driven on the wrong side of the road and "it happens," so.... There's also this: Trump was asked directly whether he would support Sacoolas returning to Britain to stand trial.
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Currently, only the smallest percent of vehicles driven on Uber's platform are owned outright by the company; the vast majority are owned by black car companies or individual drivers, who are responsible for fuel, insurance, and maintenance costs.
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"Our channel checks suggest the sell-off in the Egyptian market is local retail and institutions driven, on currency fears and speculation over a further round of devaluation," said Vrajesh Bhandari, portfolio manager at Al Mal in Dubai.
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The U.S. team won the first set but Serbia, driven on by their formidable spiker Brankica Mihajlovic, took control after America's top-scoring middle blocker Foluke Akinradewo went off with a left knee injury sustained in the opening set.
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Having worked on self-driving cars since 2009 and with 5 million miles (8 million km) driven on public roads under its belt, Waymo is generally considered to be ahead of rivals in the development of autonomous vehicle technology.
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Interestingly, the RM Sotheby's lot description for the car notes that it actually could perform as a submarine, though it could not be driven on land, as the car in question was modified for filming the movie's underwater scenes.
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One of those friends I had driven on those errands had gone to my old house to pick up my Honda, my dog and a bag of my belongings, and was ready to drive me to wherever I needed.
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No. But every foot was driven on the Nürburgring, the 154-turn torture chamber that petrol heads consider the ultimate proving ground, and the place where automakers go to prove their latest sports car is the sports car to have.
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A report in January found that modern diesel cars in Europe produce more toxic emissions than trucks and buses, because cars have less strict regulations, and even if they meet lab tests, they emit more NOx when driven on actual roads.
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So far, the pods have driven on a fake street scene with more than 500 test pedestrians who have bravely stared them down, according to a press release from Jaguar Land Rover UK. The self-driving pod looks at a pedestrian.
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R. recently turned 16 and just finished the 50 required hours of "driving with a parent" to take his road test, but since he hasn't driven on snow/ice yet, we want him to practice that before getting his full license.
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The teenager, Harry Dunn, 19, died in August when his motorcycle collided with a car being driven on the wrong side of the road by an American, Anne Sacoolas, whose husband, also an American, then worked at the base, R.A.F. Croughton.
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Congressional Democrats, hoping for a vote tsunami in midterm elections this fall, are being driven on by a raging anti-Trump grassroots voting base as they seek to shield nearly 800,000 undocumented immigrants brought illegally to the United States as children.
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"Rather than the future career market being driven on talent or hard work or actual passion for the field, it seems to be divided based on who can afford to work for free when they're 20 years old," Peters said.
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In the same way a sports car is usually something only driven on weekends and to special events, the Palm is the phone you take only in certain situations, like, say, during a weekend in the woods or a day visiting relatives.
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Known as pattern velocity, this cue will be familiar to anybody who's driven on a highway and noticed that it takes longer to pass a city 20 miles in the distance than it does to pass a sign on the side of the road.
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Despite costing up to roughly $6.1 million, the solar road became operational in 2016 — 75% of the panels were broken before being installed, it doesn't generate any energy, it can't be driven on, and 83% of its panels are broken, according to Daily Caller.
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Anyone who has ever driven on the New Jersey Turnpike knows that, at a certain point in the road, the entire Manhattan skyline appears to rise from the surrounding marshland like a close-yet-so-far Land of Oz, both tempting and terrorizing with its mysterious jutting cutouts.
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"This is the beginning of a five-year plan where in 2021 we are going to launch thousands of vehicles that are autonomously driven — tens of thousands of vehicles that will be autonomously driven on highways, and a few thousands of vehicles that will be autonomously driven inside cities," he said.
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None of the people in charge—certainly not some tired old party hack like Mitch McConnell, or an operator like Chuck Schumer, should he get the chance—were looking to take the whole game, forever, driven on by the fanaticism of their donors and the embroidered histories of their followers.
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Since Hamilton took his second title in a row last October at the U.S. Grand Prix, Rosberg has driven on a different level, while Hamilton — who has been criticized for becoming distracted by his activities outside the track, playing music and attending fashion shows — has appeared to somewhat lose an edge to his driving.
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According to the new rules, light-duty driverless vehicles that carry items like pizzas or groceries can be test-driven on California roads, as long as the organizations testing them obtain a permit from the California DMV, and either have a safety driver on board, or meet a list of tech and reporting standards.
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Academic researchers on both sides of the Atlantic said separately this week that they had found that Fiat Chrysler's diesel vehicles had suspiciously high pollution levels and that there was evidence the company had used a so-called defeat device, software intended to allow a vehicle to pass official emissions tests but to pollute more when driven on the highway.
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Costs range from $2140 for three laps in the Nissan to $250 for three laps in the Ferrari 488 GTB, while another $49 grabs you a high speed ride in a Chevrolet SS. That comes with a professional instructor behind the wheel, helping you get a lay of the land on a track you may not have driven on before.
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I mean, I think that figure skating — despite an ice dancing couple winning the Olympics in Sochi for the United States, or a man winning in Vancouver for the United States — I think that figure skating is very driven on a strong and dominant female skater and there hasn't been a strong, dominant female skater from the United States in quite some time.
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The Alameda County Superior Court actually granted Tesla a temporary injunction in this matter back in April, after Tesla filed a complaint with supporting documents supporting its assertion that Hothi had injured a guard during a hit-and-run incident in February, and that he nearly caused an accident by driving dangerously in pursuit of a Tesla Model 3 undertaking a test driven on April 16.
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Read more:Elon Musk said Tesla&aposs $39,900 Cybertruck is better than Ford&aposs $28,496 F-150 — here&aposs how they stack upNote to Tesla and Elon Musk: Nobody cares if your Cybertruck can beat a Ford F-150 in a towing contestSomeone spotted a Cybertruck being driven on public roads close to Tesla&aposs design headquartersThe federal agency that sued Elon Musk for fraud questioned Tesla&aposs accounting this year
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AND YOU KNOW, SPINNING IT OFF WOULD BE NOT GOOD FOR ANYBODY AND IT'S A VALUABLE PART OF WHAT WE DO AND IT'S AN ITEGRATIVE PART OF WHAT WE DO. WE'LL HAVE TREMENDOUS REFERRAL FLOW BETWEEN MERRILL LYNCH U.S. TRUST, BETWEEN THE CONSUMER BUSINESS TO MERRILL LYNCH, BETWEEN THE 401(k) PLATFORM, ALL THESE BUSINESSES ARE MUCH MORE POWERFUL ALIGNED AND DRIVEN ON A CUSTOMER FOCUSED BASIS THAN A STAND-ALONE COMPANY IS. AND SO IT PROVIDES GREAT VALUE TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND OUR TEAMMATES AND OUR SHAREHOLDERS AND IT WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO. PETE NAJARIAN: BRIAN, THIS IS PETE NAJARIAN.
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