Sentences with phrase «as the dummy moved»

As the dummy moved into the airbag, it moved toward the driver door.

As the dummy moved forward into the frontal airbag, its head contacted the side curtain airbag.

As the dummy moved into the airbag, it also moved toward the driver door, which had bowed outward, and its head approached but didn't hit the window sill.

The dummy's head remained in contact with the frontal airbag, but the head was still vulnerable to contact with forward side structure because the steering column moved 13 cm to the right as the dummy moved to the left.

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The label type, however, did not affect the seriousness of the interference, such as moving, opening, damaging or stealing the dummy.

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The seat belt allowed the dummy to move too far forward, as is evident from the gap between the seat back and the dummy's torso.

Small greasepaint marks on the side curtain airbag show that the dummy's head motion was well controlled as it moved forward into the frontal airbag and then back toward the seat during the crash.

Frontal airbag coverage proved difficult, though, as crash forces tended to move dummies toward the A-pillars.

The dummy's head barely contacted the frontal airbag before sliding off the left side as the steering column moved 15 cm to the right, leaving the head vulnerable to contact with forward side structure.

The dummy's head contacted the frontal airbag but then slid off the left side as the steering column moved to the right.

The dummy's head barely contacted the frontal airbag before sliding off the left side as the steering column moved to the right, leaving the head vulnerable to contact with forward side structure.

During the crash, the dummy's head and torso barely contacted the airbag before sliding off to the left as the steering column moved upward and to the right.

The dummy's head and torso barely contacted the airbag before sliding off to the left as the steering column moved to the right, and the head hit the intruding instrument panel.

LEFT: The dummy's head and chest missed the MKZ's front airbag as the steering column moved to the right.

The side curtain airbag didn't deploy, and the dummy's head barely contacted the front airbag before sliding off the left side, as the steering column moved to the right.

After the dummy moved forward into the airbag, its head moved toward the window sill as floor deformation tipped the driver seat toward the door.

The dummy's head contacted the front airbag but rolled to the left as the steering wheel moved 4 inches to the right.

The dummy's head barely contacted the frontal airbag before sliding off the left side as the steering column moved 15 cm to the right, contributing to the head hitting the instrument panel.

The dummy's head barely contacted the frontal airbag before sliding off the left side as the steering column moved 19 cm to the right, leaving the head vulnerable to contact with forward side structure and resulting in little airbag cushioning for the chest.

During the crash, the dummy's head and torso barely contacted the airbag before sliding off to the left as the steering column moved to the right.

During the crash, the dummy's head barely contacted the airbag before sliding off to the left as the steering column moved to the right, and the head hit the instrument panel.

The dummy's head barely contacted the frontal airbag before sliding off the left side as the steering column moved 22 cm to the right, resulting in little airbag cushioning for the chest and contributing to the head hitting the intruding instrument panel.

The dummy's head contacted the frontal airbag but slid off the left side as the steering column moved 13 cm to the right, contributing to the head hitting the A-pillar.

During the crash, the dummy's head contacted the frontal airbag but slid off the left side as the steering column moved to the right, and the head hit the intruding A-pillar.

Restraints In the frontal impact, the dummy's head made contact with the centre of the steering wheel as it moved backwards and upwards.

A Pedestrian Detection (PD) test saw the dummy move across the path as though crossing the road.

The dummy's head barely contacted the frontal airbag before sliding off the left side, as the steering column moved 5 1/2 inches to the right.

The test dummy's head and chest missed the front airbag as the steering column moved to the right in the Lincoln MKZ.

For example, in the Lincoln MKZ test, the dummy's head and chest completely missed the front airbag as the steering column moved to the right.

During the crash, the dummy's head barely contacted the airbag before sliding off to the left, and the seat belt allowed the dummy to move too far forward, as is evident from the gap between the seat back and the dummy's torso.

After the dummy moved forward into the airbag, its head moved toward the window frame as buckling of the floor tilted the driver seat forward and toward the door.

In the second test, the dummy's head contacted the frontal airbag but slid off the left side as the steering column moved 18 cm to the right, leaving the head vulnerable to contact with forward structure and resulting in little airbag cushioning for the chest.

In the second test, the dummy's head contacted the frontal airbag but then slid off the left side as the steering column moved to the right.

Blue and white paint above the dummy's head indicates where it hit the roof rail, which had bent sharply as the A-pillar moved rearward.

In the worst instance, IIHS says the Pilot's parking brake pedal moved inward 16 1/2 inches, while the test dummy's head barely contacted the frontal airbag before sliding off the left side, as the steering column moved 5 1/2 inches to the right.

«In the Ram Crew Cab test, the dummy's head contacted the front airbag but rolled around the left side as the steering column moved to the right, allowing the head to approach the intruding windshield pillar.»

Dummy readings for the head of the rear passenger were good, but it moved too far forward in the test, and protection was rated as marginal.

After moving forward into the airbag, the dummy's head and neck were snapped rearward as the steering wheel intruded.

During the crash, the dummy's head and torso barely contacted the airbag before sliding off to the left, and the seat belt allowed the dummy to move too far forward, as is evident from the gap between the seat back and the dummy's torso.

Additionally, the seat belt allowed the dummy to move too far forward, as is evident from the gap between the dummy's torso and the seat back, and the head hit the instrument panel.

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