Sentences with phrase «electronic safety measures»

The steering and braking systems feature optional electronic safety measures never before offered on the Pilot: Lane - keep assist detects road stripes and nudges you back to center if you drift out of your lane.

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However, supplements, unlike mechanical green energy solutions such as hybrid vehicles or solar energy to run electronic devices, are much harder to measure and test benefits, side effects, safety and overall functionality.

OU Advocacy worked with legislators in Pennsylvania to include non-public schools in its Safe Schools Act, which provides funding for safety officers and other measures such as electronic monitoring and conflict resolution programs.

A plethora of active safety measures, from the Electronic Stability Programme to auto - dimming rear lights, help keep the driver stable, comfortable and focused on the road ahead.

Electronic traction control is hot stuff in the marketplace, widely accepted as the equal of - and the sequel to - anti-lock brakes as a safety measure.

- A chassis set - up, weight balance and body structure geared squarely to providing unbeatable driving fun gives the car's go - kart feeling unrivalled depth; Electric Power Steering and DSC (Dynamic Stability Control) as standard, DTC (Dynamic Traction Control) with EDLC (Electronic Differential Lock Control) optional (standard on MINI John Cooper Works Coupé); innovative pedestrian protection systems and measures to enhance body rigidity shift the car's weight balance slightly further forward, giving the front - wheel - drive MINI Coupé optimised traction; agility and safety boosted by increase in torsional rigidity using carefully targeted, model - specific strengthening elements.

As an added safety measure, the Electronic Control Unit (ECU) can also cut off fuel to the engine to prevent over-revving.

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United States Secret Service Technical Security Division (Washington, D.C.) 09/1999 — 06/2008 Physical Security Specialist • Conduct vulnerability and security assessments for the President and Vice President's local, national, and international travel • Oversee assessment of motorcade, airport, and venue safety, vulnerability, and security measures • Serve as Technical Representative to the Protective Detail to provide countermeasures to any significant security threats • Perform vulnerability and security assessments for the White House Complex in service of the President, Vice President, former Presidents, and other persons of interest as directed by the Secret Service • Responsible for alarms and intrusion detection systems, electrical and mechanical access control systems, closed circuit television and perimeter monitoring systems, fire and life safety systems, and structural, electrical and mechanical venue integrity • Address safe perimeter distances for acceptable explosive stand - off, long range sniper attack threats, and technical surveillance and electronic monitoring threats • Certifications for the above proficiencies are available upon request