Sunday's attacks started with a suicide car bomber hitting the gas plant's main gate, killing 14.
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Fresh from speculation around an impending IPO, Spotify is hitting the gas on its expansion plans in Asia.
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Darren: Even with Pelosi hitting the gas like she is, I can nonetheless see the House debate spilling into 2020.
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"We are still hitting the gas pedal on macroprudential rules," he told an economic forum hosted by the stock exchange.
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"We're hitting the gas and continuing to bring our solution to as many organizations in the market as we can," he said.
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Powell said rates are not close to "neutral," the level where the Fed is neither hitting the gas nor the brakes on the economy.
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"There is a whole lot of hitting the gas into capacity constraints that will lead to nominal rate rises driven by the markets," he wrote.
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"We'll sling it over here," he said, hitting the gas and accelerating to nearly 40 miles per hour, which feels much faster when on a choppy field.
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To resume driving requires direct driver input, either by lightly hitting the gas, or by touching the switch to engage self-driving again, even if the car in front begins driving again.
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But from the reference frame of the rocket itself, it's not too different from pulling over to let a friend out before hitting the gas again and rolling on to the next destination.
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Everything from the effects work to the hushed din of the battle when all seems lost to the camerawork in that impeccable uninterrupted take feels like the show heading out on the open road and hitting the gas.
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For people driving EVs, it means a raft of changes: plugging in at night instead of hitting the gas station, keeping an eye on a battery meter instead of a fuel gauge, and most importantly, a change in the way they drive.
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Benson then helps the park gang defeat the staff crew, and punches Doug, who falls inside the delivery truck, his head hitting the gas pedal, causing it to drive off of a hill and crash into a semi-truck, killing him for good.
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Cody and Christie see Ms. Connors and are chased to the chemistry lab. Cody, noticing that Connors has an exposed area of flammable gas, distracts her in time to grab an axe. When he throws the axe at the exposed area, he and Christie run out of the lab. Connors, unleashing the flame thrower, fatally explodes due to the flame hitting the gas.
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Drive by wire systems can be "hacked", and their control faulted or shut off, by either wired or wireless connections. Each drive-by-wire system leads to more motors in the vehicle and therefore a greater energy consumption. For instance, the drive-by-wire technology adds actuator motors to create the torque needed to turn the wheels, and a feedback transducer to create the "road feel" on the steering wheel. Another disadvantage of the drive-by-wire system is the noticeable delay between hitting the gas pedal and feeling the engine respond, caused by the drive-by-wire system's inherent propagation delays.
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