Sentences with phrase «for larger drivers»

Because these are larger headsets, their more spacious casings allow for larger drivers, which result in more accurate audio.

Additionally, seat - slide length was increased to accommodate comfortable driving positions for larger drivers and passengers.

My wagon has a 3.0 liter dual overhead cam engine and has an impressive amount of torque and horsepower The interior is really very comfortable, even for larger drivers and passengers (I am 6 feet 5 inches and weigh just over 300 pounds.)

The seats are firm and supportive, although their deep lateral bolsters might be confining for larger drivers.

Unanimously the result was not quite as perfect, the seat feeling on the small side for a larger driver.

Not exact matches

While ending world hunger is a laudable ambition for agri - tech, another driver is the simpler goal of making the business more profitable for farmers, many of whom are struggling to manage larger farms with fewer hands.

For companies with large fleets, virtual reality is also proving to be a low - cost way of delivering consistent training to drivers that are geographically spread out and unable to attend live courses at a company's headquarters.

Linde North America, one of the world's largest industrial gas suppliers, has just launched a virtual reality training course for its drivers designed to improve safety and accuracy in the loading and unloading of hazardous liquid gases.

Its investigation revealed that robberies of Uber drivers in Brazil's largest city rose ten-fold and attacks of drivers increased from an average of 13 per month in the first seven months of 2016 to 141 per month for the rest of the year.

Fear is the real driver that can tell you what your real risk tolerance is because, when the roller coaster hits, its first large drop will really reveal whether or not you are ready for the ride.

Perea, who has worked as a driver for Uber and Lyft, tells Inc. it seems differences can be amplified to cause larger discrepancies for longer trips.

But to turn this explosion of entrepreneurial energy into a long - lasting economic driver for Canada, we've got to scale more of these startups into large businesses.

It's these larger drivers — not cute anecdotes and fake facts — that will provide the framework for decision - making.

It's been an incredible driver of growth for my company, helping us to become one of the largest personal finance blogs, with 5.5 million unique visitors each month.

However, he thinks management is opposed to this option because it would remove a «large, stable, and growing» driver of cash bonuses paid out to management for hitting annual earnings targets.

Last month, the city council approved a separate set of regulations that requires that drivers display the companies they work for in their cars (such as Lyft's pink mustache), mentions fingerprinting as part of the background check requirements, and outlines restricted areas at the airport and during large festivals.

Sometimes scientific findings of such head - slapping obviousness — talking on the phone makes you a worse driver and men generally favor large breasts, for example — that they make the average lay person wonder how anyone ever got funding to investigate the question in the first place.

Lyft and larger rival Uber face separate lawsuits brought on behalf of drivers who contend they are employees and entitled to reimbursement for expenses including gas and vehicle maintenance.

More immediately, America's largest automaker will offer Lyft drivers vehicles for short - term rent through various hubs in U.S. cities, the companies said in separate statements on Monday.

Surprisingly for such a large industry, there's an estimated shortage of 20,000 truck drivers, and that number is rising.

The country is seen as Europe's main driver for shale gas development after other countries with large resources, such as France and Germany, have banned the technology.

Unfortunately for American drivers, a large percentage of U.S. gasoline is refined from oil priced off of Brent, not WTI.

18 nations of the Arab region are part of the Arab Business Angels Network, namingly: Algeria Bahrain Egypt Iraq Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Libya Morocco Oman Palestine Qatar Saudi Arabia Sudan Syria Tunisia United Arab Emirates Yemen The Arab Business Angels Network intends to become: The largest Business Angel network in the aforementioned region; The foremost choice for those seeking seed capital; A well entrenched driver of Corporate Social Responsibility for Dubai International Capital or DIC.

We've transformed from cities where machines once hummed and large portions of the population worked for Kodak, Xerox, and Bethlehem Steel in Lackawanna, to cities where technology, medicine, packaging and software development are the drivers of our economy.

It was reported today that the Central States Pension Fund, which handles the retirement benefit programs for Teamster truck driver unions across several large States, has formally filed an application to cut benefits up to 60 %.

Of the four largest insurers, Allstate had the highest average annual quote for good drivers at $ 3,182, or roughly $ 265 per month.

Large swings in energy prices were the primary driver for the September spike and October retreat.

There's no way to tell for sure, but we hypothesize that running out of money, team breakups, and other factors are the primary reason for the precipitous drop - off between Seed and Series A, whereas acquisitions and reaching financial sustainability are larger drivers of the more steady declines in matriculation after Series A.

Making driver names and numbers larger and easier to see is crucial for Formula 1 fans and viewers

Sauber is the final team to showcase what they've done with the rule changes, going for larger numbers on the nose and the driver name abbreviations at the top of the shark fin.

Even in some larger vehicles, the length of the car seat becomes an issue, especially for the driver.

Bi-fold wallet for kids has a large pocket for paper money, a small zipper pocket to neatly store the coins found under the couch cushions, and several other tiny compartments to hold stickers, pretend driver licenses, and of course a library card!

Create one large window (for the driver), four smaller ones (for the students), and a headlight.

Overall, education spending was a major driver of lobbying costs last year, accounting for $ 15.6 million of the nearly $ 25 million spent by the 10 largest lobbying entities.

State Senator David Valesky said, «Medicaid is one of the largest cost drivers for counties, and constantly rising costs are making it impossible for administrators and executives to contain property tax rates.

De Blasio and city officials have said broadly that one of the most significant drivers of the increase in homelessness citywide has been income inequality, writ large: stagnant wages for workers combined with rising rents over the past decade.

Large parking areas provide an ideal location for solar panels, which in turn provide a convenient shelter from hot sun or inclement weather for drivers.

The existing toll structure promotes unsafe behavior by prompting drivers to exit highways «that were designed for large volumes of traffic and where no pedestrians and cyclists exist and you can't hit them, and puts them onto city streets,» en route to the toll - free East River bridges, said Matthiessen.

Measured in millimeters, a larger driver size results in more powerful sound, so get the biggest driver you can get for your budget.

While mandatory spending — mostly entitlements and mostly on autopilot — remains the largest driver of federal spending and a cause for ongoing fiscal concern, the relative political strength and prominence of mandatory programs made discretionary spending the easier target when it came time to cut.

The built - in speakers are powered by large 53 mm aperture drivers that feature unique two - part circuits producing high - speed audio streams for exceptional music quality.

The very large 57 mm drivers churn out surprisingly clean notes, optimized for a high dynamic frequency response range.

Large 8 mm drivers make these some of the best bass earbuds for listening to your pump - up tracks, too.

They analyzed four of the most common drivers of social - ecological change in indigenous lands: introduction of advanced health care, abandonment of traditional religious and taboo beliefs, the conversion of land outside the indigenous area for large - scale agriculture, and the introduction of external food resources.

The larger scale Cancer Genome Atlas study provided the information needed to alter proteins or RNA sequences that may act as «drivers» for prognostic biomarkers or therapeutic targets.

Scientists have long predicted large - scale responses of infectious diseases to climate change, giving rise to a polarizing debate, especially concerning human pathogens for which socioeconomic drivers and control measures can limit the detection of climate - mediated changes.

A few forward - thinking large companies have installed electric outlets accessible to employee parking, but most plug - in hybrid and electric car drivers will be looking for help well beyond the scope of their commutes.

The large areas where surveys documented declines in sardine and anchovy and increases in market squid and rockfish suggests that the drivers for this decadal trend is environmental.

«We're talking about large numbers of vehicles that can fully drive themselves, with no requirement for a driver to take over if something goes wrong,» says Roorda.

The study incorporates multiple environmental drivers — notably climate and fire — at large spatial scales for a significant number of species and populations.