For softer fruits and leafy vegetables, use the low speed.
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"Low speed autonomy comes before high speed autonomy," Shevelenko said.
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Beat on low speed just until blended after each addition.
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Mix dough for 12 to 5503 minutes on low speed.
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Starting the blender at low speed, mix until smooth. 2.
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Add the butter and salt and turn on low speed.
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It failed because of low speed, Iranian state TV reported.
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Gradually add flour mixture, beating on low speed just until blended.
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Gradually add flour mixture, beating on low speed until combined. 2.
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Beat with an electric mixer on low speed for 30 seconds.
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Knead on low speed for 3 minutes, then add the salt.
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Gradually add remaining 2 cups flour while beating on low speed.
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With mixer on low speed, add chocolate chips, beating until combined.
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Drizzle in heavy cream, beating on low speed until incorporated. 3.
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Add salt continue to mix on low speed for 22 minutes.
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So, in airplane accident speak, this was a low-speed event.
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Add oats, and beat on low speed for about 5 seconds.
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Even low-speed falls on a bike trail can scramble brains.
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The thousands of Americans who experience low-speed collisions each year.
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That's a very small amount of data at a very low speed.
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Beat on low speed for 10 minutes, until frosting is silky. 4.
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They're rapid through the medium and low speed sections of the circuits.
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Turn the mixer on low speed and slowly add the liquid ingredients.
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Add dry ingredients to wet ingredients, beating on low speed until combined.
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This has led to arrests, court cases and low-speed car chases.
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Add in the flours and seeds and mix over low speed. 3.
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Gradually add flour mixture to butter mixture while beating on low speed.
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Add the mixture to the dough and incorporate on low speed. 6.
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Downloading large patches has proved similarly infuriating, especially on low-speed internet.
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It's totally livable, with the high-strung engine docile at low speed.
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The photo was a riff on Simpson's infamous 1994 low-speed chase.
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Those low-speed plastic vehicles aren&apost designed for the wealthy elite.
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Or you could envision something like low-speed autonomous vehicles in retirement communities.
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Add oats, raisins, and vanilla, and beat on low speed until just combined.
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Add the flour and salt and mix on low speed for 28 minutes.
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The electric motor also helps low-speed maneuvers such as reversing and parking.
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He doesn't have a weakness, say in low-speed, medium-speed, high-speed.
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Add ham, and beat on low speed just until incorporated, about 30 seconds. 3.
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In the logistics application, the Phantom Auto system is used in low-speed environments.
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Add half of the dry flour mixture; beat at low speed until completely combined.
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But its use in commerce is hamstrung by high transaction costs and low speed.
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Beat with an electric mixer on low speed until just combined, about 30 seconds.
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Magna will outfit low-speed electric shuttles equipped with May Mobility self-driving software.
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Add 28 ¾ ounces|29 ml water and mix on low speed for 103 minutes.
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Nuro, which makes low-speed vehicles for food delivery, also piled on the distance.
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Add eggs, 23 at a time, beating on low speed until blended after each addition.
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On low speed, beat in the lemon juice, lemon zest, and vanilla extract until combined.
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Nuro and May Mobility already have tiny fleets of low-speed AVs on the road.
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With mixer running on low speed, gradually add cocoa mixture to batter until combined. 3.
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Add the salt and vanilla and beat on low speed until mixture is fully incorporated.
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Roetter has taken about half a dozen low-speed flights in the Flyer over water.
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With mixer on low speed, slowly beat in flour, cinnamon and allspice until just combined.
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Train 20 derailed the lead engine coming into Washington Union Station at a low-speed.
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Federal regulations for low-speed vehicles require the use of rearview mirrors, Mr. Ferguson said.
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A very low-speed collision put a dent and a scrape in its rear bumper.
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At the peaceful vigil, a Sacramento County Sheriff's SUV hit a protester at low speed.
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Reduce the mixer to low speed and slowly add the flour, baking powder, and salt. 2.
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And with that the 60-mile, two-hour, low-speed pursuit through Southern California was on.
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Beat flours, sugar and baking powder with an electric stand mixer on low speed until combined.
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And the autopilot is being rewritten to prioritize low speed over staying on the glide path.
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Details: At least 8 U.S. cities will launch new pilot low-speed AV programs in 2019.
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Mix to combine on medium-low speed until your preferred buttercream consistency is reached. Assembly:1.
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Add eggs, 1 at a time, beating on low speed just until combined after each addition.
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Beat pumpkin, condensed milk and baking soda with an electric mixer on low speed until blended.
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Gradually add flour mixture alternately with milk, beating on low speed until blended after each addition.
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The tapes were carefully heated to draw out any moisture, then unraveled at extra-low speed.
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And so began a very low-speed chase along the city's foremost corridor of gay rights.
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Add the flour and salt and mix on low speed until the dough is smooth. 3.
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Olli, meanwhile, is designed for campuses, low-speed environments that include hospitals, military bases and universities.
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Fit the mixer with a paddle attachment and mix on low speed to combine the ingredients.
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But even when they weren't, riding in the low-speed streets was a sweet, sweet dream.
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On low speed, add the eggs one at a time, beating after each addition until just blended.
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Beat on low speed just until blended after each addition, stopping to scrape bowl as needed. 4.
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In Columbus, May Mobility began offering free rides to tourist destinations in its low-speed autonomous shuttles.
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The consulting firm is exhibiting a low-speed, remote-controlled, compact EV at the Tokyo Motor Show.
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The consulting firm is exhibiting a low-speed, remote-controlled, compact EV at the Tokyo Motor Show.
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That vehicle, which is not considered a low-speed vehicle, has a much longer list of exemptions.
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Instead, AVs are likely to appear first as part of low-speed, city-centric ride-sharing services.
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Inside and out, at high speed or low speed, the latest Continental GT exceeded all my expectations.
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In contrast, 53% said they would be comfortable with low-speed AVs at airports or theme parks.
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With mixer running on low speed, gradually add half of the flour mixture to batter until combined.
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Beat butter with a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment on low speed for 24 seconds.
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Continue beating on low speed for 28 to 212 minutes, until the mixture is fully incorporated. 33.
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Mark got the Bronco back in 1995 -- on the heels of O.J.'s infamous low-speed chase.
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Add eggs, 1 at a time, and beat on low speed until well incorporated after each addition.
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The electric motor helps drivers in situations where low speed is required, driving in reverse and parking.
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Maybe, as with the speed camera, someone will take your idea out for a low-speed spin.
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The deep ruts and rocky paths at Lake Mburo sent Julia and me into low-speed spills.
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The video is pretty insane ... like a low-speed, but VERY high-priced, fender bender at sea.
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At the protests, which were peaceful, a protester was struck by a sheriff's vehicle at low speed.
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One, the car's low-speed ceiling allows it to be driven in some countries without a driver's license.
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Add granulated sugar, milk, salt, eggs and yeast mixture; beat on low speed until smooth, about 2 minutes.
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"It&aposs safe to call this a challenging airplane, especially in a low speed, stall situation," he said.
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Once the dough has mixed into one solid piece, mix the dough on low speed for three minutes.
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Transfer dough ball to a heavy-duty electric stand mixer, and beat on low speed for 1 minute.
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Add dry ingredients, and beat on low speed until the flour is just absorbed and batter is smooth.
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The steepness of the final section made crossing the finish line a relatively low-speed affair for Bardet.
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The low-speed vehicle has the same general shape, and a top speed of 22016 miles per hour.
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COAST Autonomous announced earlier this week that it was using Ouster sensors for its a low-speed autonomous shuttles.
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This ultra-low "speed limit", as Mark Carney, the bank's governor, calls it, has big implications for monetary policy.
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Add the flour and beat on low speed until the mixture is fully incorporated and the dough comes together.
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"The combat capability of the Charles de Gaulle has been sharply reduced because of its low speed," Zhou said.
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The vehicle might operate at a low speed, but they are capable of handling complex traffic interactions, he wrote.
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Mix on low speed until ribbons start to form in the mixture and the color lightens, about 3 minutes.
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Electric motors offer the low-speed torque such vehicles need, without the roar or exhaust of their diesel counterparts.
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It's meant for frying (obviously) and dehydrating — a combination of a low-speed fan and low temperature ensures thorough dehydration.
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Make the vinaigrette: Combine buttermilk, vinegar, Dijon, and shallot in a blender, start at low speed and increase to medium.
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Nuro's second-generation low-speed delivery vehicle was designed to be unmanned and operates exclusively using an automated driving system.
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He said low speed mobile internet, which was restored last month, had also been shut down as a precautionary measure.
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The short-range LiDAR would be most useful for low-speed applications when near-object detection and avoidance is necessary.
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The low-speed police pursuit of NFL great O.J. Simpson through the streets and freeways of Southern California on Sept.
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Local Motors is one of a handful of companies around the world that currently manufactures these low-speed autonomous pods.
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That includes new LED headlamps, low-speed front auto-braking, lane departure warning, lane-keeping assist and blind-spot detection.
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LiDAR works quite well for low-speed, high density driving (like in a city), Stanford lecturer Reilly Brannan tells Axios.
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This is especially apparent on low-speed drives through cities, where the stiffness of the BMW's ride can become tiresome.
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They're all in shock — until they look at the TV and see the low-speed Bronco chase on the screen.
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But low-speed, low-impact settings like this are a much safer place to work out some of those bugs.
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Fit the bowl with the whisk attachment and beat the cream, honey, and salt on low speed for 1 minute.
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Add the flour cocoa powder mixture to the mixer all at once on low speed until incorporated, about 30 seconds.
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GM says the power steering can fail momentarily during a voltage drop and suddenly return, mainly during low-speed turns.
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The absurdly low speed limit of about twenty miles per hour is strictly enforced, as is a public smoking ban.
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Low-speed shuttles at airports or campuses may be the early norm, not Wild West taxi fleets through Times Square.
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The Ninebot by Segway MiniPro aims to fulfill your need for (low) speed while keeping things safe on the conflagration front.
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Add confectioners' sugar 1/2 cup at a time on low speed, gradually increasing to high speed to fully incorporate. 2.
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It also uses a larger-than-normal retractable flap to increase its surface area at low speed, improving lift and efficiency.
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Conversely, the rear prop is nearly unpowered in low-speed maneuvering while the rotors are given all the power they need.
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Not a dealbreaker, but something to consider if you spend a lot of time on bumpy roads in low-speed environments.
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In a stand mixer on low speed, mix together the yeast, milk, eggs, salt, sugar, and flour until fully incorporated. 2.
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The whole town is basically a series of strip malls—living there consists of driving between them at a low speed.
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Jones said Monday that the deputy's vehicle was moving at a low speed and was being kicked and hit by protesters.
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Low-speed vehicles can only go as fast as 25 miles per hour and must not weigh more than 2,500 pounds.
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This includes auto braking with pedestrian detection, adaptive cruise control with low-speed follow, lane-departure mitigation and blind-spot warning.
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In a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, cream the butter, sugar, and brown sugar together on medium-low speed. 8.
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But low-speed movement, with scanners running on full, in a fixed area, is a much safer way to apply the tech.
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Add flour, nonfat dry milk powder, malted milk powder, baking powder and salt; beat on low speed until incorporated, about 1 minute.
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"The human leg is one of the most efficient things for low-speed torque," explained GoCycle's Thorpe to me over the phone.
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Add to shortening mixture; beat on low speed until ingredients are incorporated and dough is crumbly and sticks together when pressed. 3.
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Nobody was hurt and if it were two vehicles with humans at the controls it would be just another low-speed accident.
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That low-speed ding might put a dent in Google's hopes for computers to overtake humans as the primary drivers of cars.
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Works best at high speed, but less well for low speed takeoff Jason: [We also have] a feedback mechanism from our followers.
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Finally, on low speed add 1 quart heavy cream until well blended, then switch mixer to high speed until cream is whipped.
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Add the dry ingredients, fit the mixer with the dough hook, and mix on low speed for about 27 minutes to combine.
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Also, it's a low-speed system designed to work only up to 60 kilometers per hour, or about 37 miles per hour.
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Pour the dries on top of the wets and use the dough hook attachment to mix on low speed for 4 minutes.
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He did not immediately turn himself in, and on June 17 led police on a low-speed pursuit in a white Ford Bronco.
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In the age of distracted driving, the most common collision is when the car behind you hits your rear bumper at low speed.
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Because the "R2" is classified as a low-speed neighborhood vehicle, it does not need to meet all safety requirements of traditional vehicles.
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Instead, the boat was accidentally in low-speed reverse, a gear that makes the vehicle look still while it fights an oncoming current.
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The low speed accident, which occurred August 24, is a milestone of sorts for the company, albeit not one that is being celebrated.
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After leading police on a low-speed chase in his iconic white Ford Bronco, Simpson was arrested and stood trial for the murders.
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That means if there's a loss of power, the Hyperloop slowly glides to a stop and remain levitating until a very low speed.
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"It is harder in China, where many roads have pedestrians, bicycles, low-speed vehicles and high-speed vehicles all mixed together," he said.
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Add the flour, sugar, salt, and egg yolks and mix on low speed for about 3 minutes or until the ingredients come together.
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The interior streets of the superblock will be narrow, low speed, and built in a grid pattern that feeds into the main roads.
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Video footage recently obtained by ABC7 shows the moment the cop car got smushed, along with the preposterously low-speed chase that followed.
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Those low-speed vehicles are now the basis for limited AV passenger shuttles run by companies such as May Mobility and Optimus Ride.
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The man then took off in the ambulance, leading police on a low-speed chase across northeast Philadelphia for more than an hour.
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The former Udacity vice president for engineering oversees a fleet of low-speed autonomous vehicles providing trips to residents of two retirement communities.
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The San Fransisco-based startup, which specializes in low-speed electric cargo vans, made its first autonomous test drive in January of this year.
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The vehicle received an exemption from NHTSA's standards for low-speed vehicles, which means it won't be able to drive faster than 25 mph.
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It's a big improvement over a low-speed test conducted last December, in which the Stratolaunch traveled down a runway at just 28 mph.
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After over a year of incremental progress and underwhelming, low-speed tests, the hyperloop is finally starting to show us what it can do.
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Many of the reported collisions involved another car bumping into the back of the Google car at a low speed while approaching an intersection.
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Combine the flour mixture and the beer mixture alternatively into the bowl, on low speed, making sure to begin and end with the flour.
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You can unlock higher speeds with more usage but you're probably going to want to hang in the low speed mode for a while.
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The concept at CES showed how it can help motorcycles maintain balance while traveling at low speed, something particularly tricky for even experienced drivers.
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In this way, more of the high speed molecules are trapped in one chamber and the low speed molecules are trapped in the other.
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"Train 85033 derailed the lead engine coming into Washington Union Station at a low-speed," Amtrak said in a statement provided to The Hill.
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Some of the low-speed corners also allow for kinetic energy recovery from the brakes, particularly at the Wellington Loop complex and at Luffield.
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"The incident was a low-speed collision, which was expected to be survivable," Daniel Savoie, a spokesman for Transport Canada, wrote in an email.
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Scrape down the sides of the bowl, and slowly alternate between adding the dry ingredients and the pumpkin puree, while mixing on low speed.
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I particularly dislike "Dentist's Surgery, low speed drilling," which seems to have a delirious patient/victim moaning limply after the drill has quietened down.
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The R2 is also classified as a low-speed vehicle so it doesn't have to meet the same safety requirements as cars and SUVs.
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Normally, a drop of water hitting a flat, repellent surface at low speed will deform slightly and return to its original shape before bouncing.
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Add the dry ingredients to the mixer and knead on low (speed 2) for 2 minutes until a shaggy mass begins to come together.
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Exemptions may be requested for certain vehicle classes like GM's robotaxis and Nuro's delivery vehicles, while low-speed electric vehicles don't need to comply.
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But the Miata RF is available with the usual assisted-driving technology like blind-spot monitoring, lane-departure warning and low-speed automatic emergency braking.
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Nuro is focused on deliveries, specifically the kind that are low-speed, local, and last-mile: groceries, laundry, or your take-out order from Seamless.
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The basic version is a low-speed short-distance battery electric vehicle that will be used to transport visitors and staff within the Olympic grounds.
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With the mixer running on low speed, slowly add the milk and yeast mixture to the dry ingredients and butter mixture in the mixer bowl.
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The F-35A took to the skies above the French capital on Monday, wowing the crowd with a series of high- and low-speed maneuvers.Gen.
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Wheels Low-speed torque and whisper-quiet operation make electric vehicles an attractive alternative for commercial uses, and the incognito answer to Teslas and Bolts.
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The footage — standard in Los Angeles-area local news — offered a strange echo of the memorable low-speed chase involving O. J. Simpson in 1994.
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Realizing that most folks need to keep their cash, maybe relying on low-speed internet access, that's why the site is mostly free, and very fast.
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Klein said the cars themselves need to be reconsidered and regulated, and that cities should only allow automated, low speed, lightweight electric vehicles in their centers.
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The pod would need wheels for that eventuality, as well as for low-speed maneuvering in and out of hyper-stations, but that's a minor tradeoff.
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Bottom line: The best ways to win consumer trust may be the ones that carry the smallest risk: low-speed neighborhood shuttles or autonomous delivery vehicles.
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If it was a low-speed Amazon-style free service, I'd do it in a heartbeat to keep my notes and saved articles up to date.
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What to watch: Growth in the low-speed category is likely to accelerate, with expanded production, new vehicles and more trials in the U.S. and globally.
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Low Friction Launch, a kind of launch control for icy surfaces, automatically applies the throttle at low speed, sending power only to drive wheels with traction.
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"The vessel is cruising at low speed and there is still no formal announcement that it will arrive at Kalamata," a Greek shipping ministry spokesman said.
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Beat on low speed for 1 minute, on a medium speed for 1 minute, then finally on high speed until they form firm, glossy peaks. 5.
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Bell is also building additional flapping into the rotor system and individual controls that should allow for increased low-speed maneuverability, Army and Bell developers added.
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Also in 2012, María de Villota, a Spanish test driver at the Marussia team, had a freak, low-speed accident that caused a serious head injury.
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Often, off-road crashes are low-speed falls onto the greater trochanter, at the top of the femur, and these 8mm pads offer helpful impact protection.
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When contacted this week, most organizations using or testing the low-speed shuttles on public roads said they had not experienced issues with the EasyMile shuttles.
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But analysts said the brief and relatively cautious J-20 routine - the pilots did not open weapon bay doors, or perform low-speed passes - answered few questions.
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The cars feature Quad Drive capability, which is a motor feature that helps "off road" driving, like controlling high-speed cornering and low-speed driving over rocks.
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The details: Low-speed AVs, which typically travel 10-35 miles per hour, include small robotaxi pods, large shuttles and retrofitted vehicles like golf carts and vans.
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The prototype, which Google began testing last year, is for a low-speed vehicle that could perform taxi and possibly delivery functions automatically in crowded urban settings.
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Mix on low speed until a dough forms, then increase the speed to medium-high and knead for 5 minutes longer, or until the dough is smooth.
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Add the sour cream and the vanilla to the bowl of the stand mixer and beat on low speed for 23 minute, until the mixture is smooth.
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Watched by Campbell's daughter Gina Campbell, the restored Bluebird was lowered Saturday into Loch Fad on Scotland's Isle of Bute, where it will undergo low-speed tests.
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In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, combine the flour, spices, sugar and salt and mix on low speed for one minute.
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Fortunately, it was a relatively minor crash, caused when one of Google's Lexus RX SUVs sideswiped a bus at low speed while attempting to merge into traffic.
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They want this chase to end, but what's the proper protocol for ending a low-speed chase with one of the most recognizable figures in the country?
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Worthwhile additions include forward collision alert with low-speed automatic emergency braking, lane-departure warnings and active lane control, front pedestrian detection, and automatic high-beam headlights.
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Before FX's American Crime Story takes on that famous low-speed Bronco chase Tuesday night, let's explore the various phenomena that were given juice by the Juice.
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Generally, Level 4 has been defined by an autonomous car's ability to drive itself in some environments, like on freeway onramps or during low-speed traffic jams.
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Transfer to a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment and beat on medium-low speed until the dough has cooled to room temperature, 7 minutes. 2.
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"I think sometimes people think Voyage is all about just low speed, zero to 25 mile-an-hour autonomy," Cameron said in an interview with The Verge.
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"Certainly in Monaco, if you look at their performance in the low-speed section of this circuit, you would expect them to be very strong," he added.
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Add the butter, honey, bread flour, sugar, and salt and mix on low speed with the dough hook attachment for about 2180 minute, until the dough comes together.
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What's happening: Some of the first milestones of autonomy have already been achieved, like geo-fenced, low-speed autonomous driving, automatic emergency braking, and repetitive tasks in mining.
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Simpson's childhood friend and former teammate, A.C. Cowlings, was at the wheel, leading a phalanx of squad cars on a 60-mile low-speed chase across Southern California.
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Add the remaining 25/4 cup sugar, milk, half of the melted butter, the salt, and whole eggs to the yeast and mix on low speed until combined.
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In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment, beat the buttermilk, honey, sugar, vanilla, and eggs on low speed until blended, about 1 minute.
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Make the pesto: Add 1 cup each basil and mint along with cheese, pine nuts, pepper flakes, and lemon juice in a blender and blend on low speed.
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"A very low-speed fall can be just as dangerous as a fall at higher speeds," said Randy Swart, director of the consumer-funded Bicycle Helmet Safety Institute.
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These short-range lidars are designed to enhance spatial resolution and accuracy and are most useful for low-speed applications when near-object detection and avoidance is necessary.
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Background: There is a precedent — 20 years ago, as electric golf carts grew popular on subdivision streets, NHTSA created a new motor vehicle class for low speed vehicles.
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E-car demand in lower-tier cities should also increase due to tighter regulations on low-speed electric vehicles and greater offerings of cheap, low-end e-cars.
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They tested two potential failures of MCAS: a high-speed maneuver in which the system doesn't trigger, and a low-speed stall when it activates but then freezes.
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By adding more advanced features like lane-centering and low-speed traffic jam assist, the hope is that people will grow more comfortable with what their car can do.
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Last year, Google admitted one of its self-driving cars caused a fender-bender for the first time when driving into the side of a bus at low speed.
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An array of safety options can be added, including forward collision warning, lane-keeping assistance, low-speed automatic braking and a system that brakes if it detects a pedestrian.
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Many of those killed were involved in low-speed crashes that they otherwise may have survived, including a 17-year-old high school senior in Texas killed last year.
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Add the butter and continue to mix on low speed until the mixture resembles grated Parmesan cheese and absolutely no lumps or pieces of butter remain, about eight minutes.
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According to a California DMV filing first reported by writer Mark Harris, one of Google's self-driving Lexus SUVs drove into the side of a bus at low speed.
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The incident, which was first reported by Reuters, involved the driverless car colliding "at a low speed" with a truck, resulting in damage to both vehicles but no injuries.
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He said driver assistance systems will be followed by completely driverless cars in restricted circumstances, such as on private roads, fixed routes at low speed and in controlled environments.
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Illustrations by Randall Munroe 1 Why don't spacecraft slow down using rockets, then enter the atmosphere at a low speed, to avoid the need for a bulky heat shield?
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Estrada said the company is now facing the real test of whether it can build a viable business around a fleet of funny-looking, low-speed self-driving vehicles.
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Toyota leads $20193M investment in autonomous shuttle startup May Mobility May Mobility has 25 autonomous low-speed shuttles spread out between Detroit; Grand Rapids, Michigan; and Providence, Rhode Island.
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The Tweel, an airless tire concept that emerged over a decade ago, is currently in use in small-frame, low-speed vehicles and appliances like golf carts and lawn mowers.
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They include Collision Mitigation Braking System, Forward Collision Warning, Lane Keeping Assist, Road Departure Mitigation, Lane Departure Warning integrated with RDM and Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Low-Speed Follow.
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Mix on low speed until a dough begins to form, about 2 minutes, then increase the speed to medium and mix until a smooth dough forms, about 2 minutes longer.
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A street-legal golf cart theft could probably only happen in Florida or Arizona, as NFL player David Parry demonstrated during an alleged (low-speed) drunken rampage through the desert.
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Two hundred miles to the north, New York's mayor, Bill de Blasio, has observed the low-speed car crash that is happening in DC and decided he wants one, too.
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This may be because while the collision warning systems may be effective in reducing very low-speed accidents, drivers are unable to react in time to avoid higher-speed crashes.
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Earlier this year, a Google self-driving Lexus SUV drove into the side of a bus at low speed — the first time one of the company's vehicles was at fault.
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The answer was that all of Lion Air's accidents happened during takeoffs and landings and therefore at relatively low speed, either on runways or in their immediate obstacle-free vicinities.
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A handful of startups, including Boston-based Optimus Ride, have managed to win contracts providing self-driving services in enclosed, low-speed environments such as business parks and retirement communities.
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But the reality is much different: low-speed autonomous pods are currently operating all over the country, racking up an impressive number of trips while barely drawing any attention for it.
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The closed-circuit design, predictable traffic patterns, and low-speed limits of retirement communities could make them ideal for deploying AVs — even sooner than they may be deployed on public roads.
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The company has since expanded its focus to include passenger vehicle models and minivans, although it still plans to target low-speed urban use cases focused on solving last-mile transportation.
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The Adaptive Cruise Control with Low Speed Follow felt easily perturbed by a sudden change in traffic, reacting like an amateur teen driver with lots of hard stabs of the brakes.
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Transfer the mixture back to the Vitamix and blend the entire mixture (in batches) on low speed for 3 minutes, to marry the ingredients, yet not add too much air. 4.
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The low-speed autonomous shuttles currently whispering their way around a handful of downtown areas and campuses across the country are among the first real-world tests of self-driving technology.
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For 2017, those in charge at Acura wisely equipped all MDXs with lane-keep assist, adaptive cruise control with low-speed follow, auto braking with pedestrian detection, and road departure mitigation.
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The Liman was not traceable on boat-tracking websites, but the Youzarsif H could be seen circling at low speed on Thursday afternoon in the area where the Russian vessel sank.
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An early winner, from MIT, envisioned a 550-pound design of aluminum, carbon fiber, and polycarbonate that uses neodymium magnets for levitation, wheels for low-speed movement, and hydraulic brakes for stopping.
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The Premier model, tested at $40,225 (again, before tax credits), offers lane keep assist, low-speed automatic braking and a heated steering wheel — features found only on luxury cars five years ago.
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It's the best of the best slow speed juicers by far, operating at a super low speed of 80 RPMs and yielding an impressively high amount of juice, even with dry pulp.
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Watched by well-wishers including Campbell&aposs daughter Gina Campbell, the sleek blue hydroplane was lowered into Loch Fad on Scotland&aposs Isle of Bute, where it will undergo low-speed tests.
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But its surrounding region is plagued with weaknesses; from cheap devices to low speed internet to language barriers, the internet is not friendly to the people of nearby Indonesia, Philippines, and India.
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The hybrid gets strong low-speed acceleration from the electric motors that propel it off the line and add torque at higher speeds, while the V-6 is just old-fashioned power.
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You don't need an FAA registration to fly this drone, and you can build confidence by using a low speed mode before switching to the high speed mode at a later date.
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The plaintiff in the case, Patricia Mincey, was paralyzed from the neck down after the Takata airbag in her 23.2 Honda Civic inflated forcefully after a low-speed collision in June 22009.
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SpaceX plans to launch many more satellites for Starlink, which aims to provide high-speed bandwidth to areas where customers currently enjoy only spotty, low-speed or a complete lack of service.
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With electronic steering, though, the front wheels can turn much more for tight, low-speed manuevers and less during gentle high-speed maneuvers in response to similar steering wheel movements, explained Kranz.
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The first car crash caused by an automated car, as far as the courts are concerned, did not happen in February when a Google car crashed into a California bus at low speed.
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Features available on Hardware 1 and 2: Low-speed Autosteer: It maintains the vehicle's position within a lane and allows the driver to briefly remove their hands from the wheel in some situations.
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The Yaris, Toyota's least expensive model, has Toyota Safety Sense, which features a low-speed precollision system that uses a camera-and-laser combo to sense and impending crash and alert the driver.
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NHTSA is also seeking public comment on a separate petition by Softbank Corp-backed driverless delivery startup Nuro to deploy a limited number of low-speed, highly automated delivery vehicles without human occupants.
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"Combined, these changes reduce the risk to lightweight pilots in both high- and low-speed ejections, and makes the F-35 ejection system one of the safest in our entire inventory," Pleus said.
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During the roughly 20-minute test, the Raider shifts sideways and pirouettes around a fixed point on the ground, showing the low-speed agility enabled by the fully electric fly-by-wire controls.
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To reduce stress during rush hour, they're widening existing cycle tracks to more than eight feet, building more low-speed cycle streets, and redesigning major intersections to allow for more protected cycling space.
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That prompted the traffic safety agency to set new rules that reduced the force of the bags, changed how the devices were tested and required that they not inflate in low-speed crashes.
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This home technology company, initially called the HVLS Fan Co. — for High Volume, Low Speed — made their mark in 210, selling massive ceiling fans for huge spaces, such as warehouses and dairy barns.
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Here's another, and it's not even a recipe but a kind of low-speed magic trick you can use tonight or this weekend, whenever you want to blow minds: toaster-oven roasted garlic.
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Nor are any gears involved, for the motors turn only as fast as the vehicle's wheels, which is a relatively low speed for an electric motor and further reduces its need to be powerful.
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The R20183 (which looks just like the R1, though a shade bigger and featuring improvements like heated and cooled food compartments) is designated as a low-speed vehicle, capped at 25 miles per hour.
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Even as the giants of the autonomous vehicle industry were setting ambitious timelines for their robotaxi deployments, May Mobility The startup launched its first low-speed autonomous shuttle service in Detroit in summer 2018.
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The agency also disclosed that Softbank-backed driverless delivery startup Nuro had also petitioned to deploy a limited number of low-speed, highly automated delivery vehicles intended to be operated without any human occupants.
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They require special practice with a low-speed, carefully angled approach, because for the flight crew it's parking on a dime—they only have about 500 feet max to come to a proper stop.
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Specifically, it could cause the nose of the plane to pitch upward in some situations, like low-speed flight, or flight with a high angle-of-attack, when the plane is being flown manually.
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According to the Canadian auto safety regulator, Transport Canada, the driver of a 2009 Hyundai Elantra died when the driver's side airbag inflater exploded after a low-speed collision in Newfoundland on July 8.
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A police officer then ID'd the vehicle on Interstate 23, and the ensuing 60-mile, low-speed chase – with news helicopters covering every inch of the journey – kept the public glued to their televisions.
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The wing will generate most of the lift in horizontal flight, while the props will contribute to low-speed control, via relative differences in rotor speed that help the aircraft pitch, yaw, and bank.
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Automakers need to get used to a new normal of "low speed growth" in China, CAAM said last month, predicting sales are likely to shrink 2% in 2020, the third consecutive year of contraction.
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Automakers need to get used to a new normal of "low speed growth" in China, CAAM said last month, predicting sales are likely to shrink 2% in 2020, the third consecutive year of contraction.
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Other AV companies, namely low-speed autonomous passenger vehicles, have focused on LiDAR (light detection and ranging lasers) to improve the perception of the vehicle, arguably one of the most difficult tasks of automated driving.
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A union representing Ohio bus drivers is threatening to strike in response to the planned introduction of a low-speed driverless shuttle in Columbus that will operate in partnership with the Ohio Department of Transportation.
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But in fact high-speed politics will be a testimony to the importance of low-speed politics: the political landscape has been created by patient men who thought in terms of decades rather than weeks.
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In other words: it's trying to bridge the gap between the high-speed but low-capacity flash memory your computer uses for RAM and the high-capacity but relatively low speed memory used in SSDs.
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We've seen this already with companies like Voyage using AVs to ferry seniors in retirement communities and May Mobility, whose low-speed AV shuttles are operating on fixed routes in Detroit, Columbus, and other markets.
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Houter, who was part of a team of students from the university that won a Hyperloop contest organized by Musk in January, said the tube will be used for low-speed testing in a vacuum.
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In a story published on Daily Kanban, Edward Niedermeyer covered a thread on the Tesla Motors Club forum, in which a poster described the suspension on his 2013 Model S failing at a low speed.
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For example, it could cause the nose of the plane to pitch upward in some situations, like low-speed flight, or flight with a high angle-of-attack, when the plane is being flown manually.
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Using an electric hand mixer, whip the butter and brown sugar for 2 minutes, then add the eggs, one at a time, and mix at low speed until very well incorporated, about another 2 minutes.
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Slowly add about 1 cup cold water with the mixer on low speed until dough is formed into one piece and the mixing bowl has little to no residual dough/powder or pieces stuck to it.
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The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has wrapped up a more than year-long investigation into a low-speed crash between a self-driving shuttle and a delivery truck in Las Vegas on November 8th, 2017.
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That means you can buy a Civic for as little as $19,450 and get important safety features like adaptive cruise control, low-speed follow (for traffic jams), emergency braking and lane-keeping assistance — all for free.
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Two guys had driven the food up to feed a gaggle of hungry protesters, who were relaxing after three hours of chanting and marching that culminated in a low-speed chase by a gaggle of cops.
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The Lake Shore Limited — an overnight train that begins on the East Coast — was traveling at a low speed and heading towards Union Station when it switched tracks, causing three of its rail cars to derail.
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" He said, for example, that in a certain kind of corner, "like a low-speed corner, you might have an issue at the track where the car is unstable and the driver struggles to control it.
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The goal is to give all Canadians access to a low-speed fixed internet service, but accessibility has many facets—and also encompasses affordability and reliability, which is a problem in many parts of the country.
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Her wedding-day hair stylist, Richard Ward, previously told PEOPLE exactly how he achieves the look, with tips on everything from drying the hair (on a low speed) to how to remove the rollers (there's twirling involved).
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The startup, which was founded by veterans in the self-driving and automotive industry, has developed low-speed autonomous shuttles that are designed to run along a specific route in business districts or corporate and college campuses.
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Now, researchers at the German Aerospace Center, DLR, have put a replica of the world's first production aircraft inside the Large Low Speed wind tunnel at the DNW facility in Marknesse, the Netherlands, to study his approach.
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When self-driving cars hit the market, they may do so in the form of low-speed electric vehicles designed specifically for ride-hailing companies in central cities, said Xavier Mosquet, managing director at Boston Consulting Group.
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The largest U.S. automaker said the 2014 model year trucks could suffer a temporary loss of electric power steering, especially during low-speed turning maneuvers, according to documents disclosed Friday by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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When self-driving cars hit the market, they may do so in the form of low-speed electric vehicles designed specifically for ride-hailing companies in central cities, said Xavier Mosquet, managing director at Boston Consulting Group.
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O.J. Simpson was charged with the double murder and television cameras captured his every move, from his low-speed freeway chase in a white Ford Bronco to his shocking acquittal after a nearly eight-month-long trial.
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Ford, for example, released a video last summer of a battery-powered F-2300 prototype towing — at low speed and for a relatively short distance — 1.25 million pounds of freight train cars filled with other F-150s.
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Rivera's version combines cleaned foie, milk, iota carrageenan, and salt in the Thermomix—essentially a blender with a heating element—and he sets it to 70 degrees Celsius, with the blade spinning at a medium-low speed.
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But as other automakers hesitate to share their low-speed noise plans, or in some cases even lobby for delays in the regulations, Ayax president Alejandro Curcio sees an opportunity for both his company and his country.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A 13-foot (12.19-meter) electric bus from Proterra Inc traveled 1,101.2 miles (1,772.21 km) at low speed without recharging, cruising to a new electric vehicle range record, the California manufacturer said on Tuesday.
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"Looking at the low-speed performance in the last sector (in Spain), we are clearly not the favorite and I also don't expect it to be like last year when we were super strong in Monaco," he said.
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Her wedding-day hairstylist, Richard Ward, previously told PEOPLE exactly how he achieves "The Kate" blowout look, with tips on everything from drying the hair (on a low speed) to how to remove the rollers (there's twirling involved).
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According to the Atlanta-Journal Constitution, an unidentified man ate at the China Cafeteria on Wednesday night and then tried a low-speed dine-and-dash by walking directly out of the restaurant and into the parking lot.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australian iron ore miner Fortescue said on Friday that one of its driverless trucks, traveling at low speed, ran into another that was parked at its remote Western Australian operations in an incident earlier this week.
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The Robocar has thus far only been let loose for a low-speed demo in Paris, since there's still plenty of work to be done and data to be collected before we'll see the full-speed racing experience.
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The problems with the cars' automatic transmission DPS6 - made to improve the vehicle's fuel economy - include a degree of vibration when the transmission is operated at low speed, and a potential for the transmission to default to neutral.
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"Since this is a low-speed self-driving delivery vehicle, certain features that the Department traditionally required – such as mirrors and windshield for vehicles carrying drivers – no longer make sense," Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao said in a statement.
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"Since this is a low-speed self-driving delivery vehicle, certain features that the department traditionally required -- such as mirrors and windshield for vehicles carrying drivers -- no longer make sense," said Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao in a statement.
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With tips on everything from drying the hair (on a low speed) to how to remove the rollers (there's twirling involved), Ward offers an exclusive hair tutorial that you can either use at home or take to the salon.
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"Since this is a low-speed self-driving delivery vehicle, certain features that the department traditionally required—such as mirrors and windshield for vehicles carrying drivers—no longer make sense," US transportation secretary Elaine Chao said in a statement.
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"If you look at their performance in the low-speed section of this (Barcelona) circuit, you would expect them to be very strong (in Monaco)," Red Bull boss Christian Horner said after Hamilton won in Spain 10 days ago.
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"This attack reinforces the need for vessels to follow shipping industry Best Management Practices within the BMP specified High Risk Area," Oceans Beyond Piracy said, adding that the vessel had been traveling at low speed, making it an easier target.
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Sasser, 41, then led police on a low-speed chase back to his home in Glynn County, Ga. A SWAT team approached Sasser's vehicle after an hours-long standoff and found him dead, police said at a Friday morning news conference.
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"Since this is a low-speed self-driving delivery vehicle, certain features that the Department traditionally required — such as mirrors and windshield for vehicles carrying drivers — no longer make sense," U.S. Secretary of Transportation Elaine L. Chao said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - A U.S. safety regulator said on Thursday it has allowed SoftBank Group-backed autonomous vehicle startup Nuro Inc to temporarily deploy up to 5,20183 low-speed electric delivery vehicles without human controls like mirrors and steering wheels.
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Here's as much as I can tell you about what it might be like to ride in a car like this someday, considering I only went back and forth down the Vegas Strip a few times at a very low speed.
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In 2010, Toyota recalled 50,000 2003 Sequoia SUVs because the vehicle stability control system could activate at low speed for a few seconds during acceleration NHTSA had launched an investigation in 2008 into the issue and upgraded it in 2009.
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The football standout famous for his long rushes on the field was suspected of murdering ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman, and for two hours, Americans were glued to their TVs watching the low-speed pursuit.
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The study tracked broadband availability and unemployment rates across 95 counties in Tennessee from 2011 to 2016, and found that counties with access to high speed broadband had a 0.26 percentage point lower rate of unemployment compared to low speed counties.
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So began a 14-minute low-speed chase alongside Mr. Rangel, New York's longest-serving congressman, who is stepping away at last after 23 terms, occasional scandals and untold run-ins with Democrats eager to glimpse the dean of Harlem politics.
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So instead of a tight loop that you would see on a low-speed roller coaster, you'd need big, swooping loops and large radius curvature to make sure that you're not generating huge amounts of g-force at that speed.
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Toyota AI Ventures said on Monday it is co-leading an $11.5-million seed investment in May Mobility, an Ann Arbor-based startup that is developing self-driving shuttles for college campuses, central business districts and similar low-speed applications.
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"Since this is a low-speed self-driving delivery vehicle, certain features that the Department traditionally required — such as mirrors and a windshield for vehicles carrying drivers — no longer make sense," US Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao said in a press release.
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Although widespread deployment of autonomous cars and trucks, especially at highway speeds, is still a ways off, low-speed AV fleets could provide the majority of rides within the next decade and reduce vehicle ownership by up to 75% in densely populated areas.
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The truck is also being equipped with a new low-speed cruise control system Ford calls Trail Control that operates between 1 and 20 mph using the brakes and throttle to maintain a speed while a driver focuses on steering through challenging terrain.
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The federal government's Department of Transportation in 2013 released a policy that it wouldn't interfere with development of autonomous vehicle technology, but rather guide states on how they should draft regulations, such as test vehicles only on highways or in low-speed environments.
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"At Canalys, we would expect every large airport and transport hub to mix autonomous vehicles into the fleet of vehicles already used," he added, explaining that low-speed autonomous shuttles were already being trialed at transport hubs, campuses, resorts and large events.
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Last month, Toyota Research Institute's venture capital unit said it was co-leading an $11.5-million seed investment in May Mobility, an Ann Arbor-based startup that is developing self-driving shuttles for college campuses, central business districts and similar low-speed applications.
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The exemption granted by the the U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is for Nuro's newest — and until Thursday, unseen — low-speed electric vehicle called the R2 that will be used for local delivery service for restaurants, grocery stores and other businesses.
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We found that wind speed of the immediate past storms tended to shape perceptions of hurricane strength far more than flooding idd — although, as Hurricane Harvey just demonstrated, low-speed, high-rain hurricanes can be at least as dangerous as storms with high wind velocity.
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The application that Italy's government will submit will include some fairly exacting standards detailing everything from whether a mixer would be allowed for use with the dough (low-speed only, please) from to the allowable thickness of crust (under 3 millimeters, or it doesn't count).
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To Steve Carrellas, a longtime driver advocate who is the head of the New Jersey chapter of the National Motorists Association, the proposal is merely the latest of many "shenanigans" intended to squeeze drivers, including unduly low speed limits, the cellphone ban and toll roads.
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The most reasonable explanation, as the scientists found, for the high mass anomaly under the South Pole-Aitken basin is that after the moon stabilized shortly after its formation, a large asteroid hit the lunar surface at relatively low speed and at a nearly grazing angle.
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After a couple of low-speed human-controlled practice laps on a dirt track to familiarize the truck's AI with the simple course, the vehicle was left to navigate it all on its own, while trying to maintain a constant speed of around 18 miles per hour.
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That's because with Adaptive Cruise Control (AAC) with Low Speed Follow — a first on a Honda — the Civic can follow a car ahead on the freeway and autonomously brake and accelerate to keep with the flow of traffic from 90 mph down to 203 mph and back.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes front and rear ventilated disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; emergency braking assistance; pre-collision and post-collision safety systems; Audi pre-sense city (pedestrian protection, low-speed collision mitigation) system; stability and traction control; side and head air bags.
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Even more astonishing though, is despite all that development (Norway famously has the largest sovereign wealth fund in the world), the infrastructure is intentionally unobtrusive, with narrow roads and low speed limits clearly showing that the priority is on what's already there, not what can be built.
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If you're a rider—especially if you're a novice or if your motorcycle is just a bit too tall or heavy for you—you've had those unnerving flashes of instability at low speed that can tip you over, bruising your body and your ego, not to mention your ride.
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Globally, though, Citron expects the category of "light electric vehicles" — which includes electric motorcycles and low-speed limited EVs, as well as electric scooters — to grow from a $9.3 billion market now to a $23.9 billion by 2025, according to a research note he published with Navigant in 2017.
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When shooting a single shot or a low-speed burst (29 fps maximum) it will default to mechanical shutter, which gives you a bit more depth in your RAW images (24 bit vs 2500 bit with the electronic shutter) so the images are slightly more tweakable in post.
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"This is essentially a variation on an external airbag, which on its face seems like a good idea for a low-speed vehicle as a backup safety measure," said Gabe Klein, former head of DC's and Chicago's departments of transportation, who now advises mobility-related investment funds and startups.
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Then Cerny does the same thing on a next-gen devkit connected to a different TV. (The devkit, an early "low-speed" version, is concealed in a big silver tower, with no visible componentry.) What took 43 seconds now takes less than one: 0.8 seconds, to be exact.
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Chinese manufacturers of low-speed electric vehicles (LSEVs) — small vehicles that typically top out around 45 mph, have a limited driving range, and sell for as little as $2,000 — are creating a market where none existed, by primarily selling cars to people in rural China who have never owned one.
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Since 2014, there have only been 34 reported accidents involving self-driving cars on California roads, according to state incident reports — and most happened when a human-driven car rear-ended or bumped into a self-driving car stopped at a red light or stop sign, or driving at low speed.
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While there is considerable braking power at high speed, when the cars drive through a corner at low speed the braking power is done almost entirely by the energy recover system, or E.R.S. And this requires changing the behavior of the brake pedal according to the involvement of the recovery system.
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MORE: Read our 2018 Volvo XC2060 Preview Even the entry-level XC242 Momentum is well-equipped for its price point: leather upholstery in a choice of several shades, a panoramic moonroof, low-speed automatic emergency braking, lane keep assist, LED headlights, and dual-zone automatic climate control are all standard.
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" Putin critic and former Russian parliamentarian Gennady Gudkov asked in liberal Echo Moskvy, "How could the Syrian air defense, upon seeing on their radars a large IL-20 coming to a low speed landing, release the S-85033 on a small Israeli Air Force fighter, who was in same air space sector?!
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To use, wet your face and apply a thin layer of cleanser over your entire face, wet the bristles and press the on/off switch to activate (once for low speed, twice for high), then move the rotating brush head in upward circular strokes with light pressure for one to two minutes.
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Mix on low speed to form a smooth dough, 25 to 26 minutes, adding a splash of water here and there as needed: keep in mind that the dough will become considerably looser and softer as it rests, so you will likely not have to use more than 1 cup (240 ml) water total.
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The cake can be complicated to make springy, because it has ground nuts and some rich pistachio paste weighing it down — you need to make sure to whip the egg whites until they look like shaving cream and to use the low speed on the mixer when adding the sugar, nuts and browned butter.
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Given that the Uber vehicle has flipped onto its side it looks to be a high speed crash, which suggests a pretty serious incident versus the mostly minor accidents detailed by Google's longer-lived self-driving car unit, Waymo, such as low speed rear-end shunts of the vehicles (by human-powered cars driving behind them).
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This is a relatively low-speed demonstration compared to what the Lilium Jet can achieve with its unique propulsion method — the company has flown at speeds of up to 100 km/h (~60 mph) since, and is also working on moving the flaps for its jets to a full flat angle, which should help it move horizontally even faster.
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"The main reason the train's coaches overturned was speeding (96 km/h) on a rail section with a low speed limit (40 km/h)" A week after the crash Eric Melet, chairman of Bollore Africa Railways, which owns Camrail, told Reuters the train had its number of carriages doubled and was travelling at twice the normal speed when it crashed.
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The engines on the Max were larger, further forward, and higher up on the wing than the engines on the NG. That caused the plane to behave differently — for example, it could cause the nose of the plane to pitch upward in some situations, like low-speed flight, or flight with a high angle-of-attack, when the plane is being flown manually.
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"Over the next decade the car chase — high speed, low speed, or, when a tire has flattened and the fugitive is running on sparks and stupidity, virtually no speed — would become another peculiar symbol of the city, an 'Only in L.A.'" Geoffrey Alpert, a criminology professor at the University of South Carolina and author of a book on police pursuits, likened the public fascination to watching Nascar.
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The driver, a native of Honduras named Roberto Galo, had just been stopped by police and ticketed for driving down a one-way street in the wrong direction without a license or insurance and released before he struck Drew at a low speed but then accelerated driving over his body, backed up over him and then went forward again in an attempt to flee the scene.
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Maybe it was the smiling joggers who came out of hibernation to race alongside the Hudson River as the weather thawed after a brutal winter; maybe it was the promise (after promise after promise) from Maurice that he wouldn't laugh at me for my low speed or flailing form — but one day I was feeling antsy, and I wanted to see if I could maybe, sort of survive a light jog.
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