Sentences with phrase «short drive loop»

While Mazda engineers won't talk about fuel economy, we saw 36 mpg on a short drive loop with speeds around 55 mph, lending the diesel credibility to be both the powerful option and the fuel - efficient choice.

We weren't expecting the smooth German roads of our short drive loop to reveal much about the ride quality, but over gentle oscillations on the autobahn the rear suspension pogo'd awkwardly.

Unfortunately this introduction to the 2008 Corvette included only a short driving loop of 40 miles.

Not exact matches

«The short - term, dopamine - driven feedback loops that we have created are destroying how society works: no civil discourse, no cooperation, misinformation, mistruth,» he says.

«The short - term, dopamine - driven feedback loops that we have created are destroying how society works,» he said.

A test drive shorter than its electric range Over an extremely short, city - like loop, we sampled the hybrid powertrain packaged in the chassis of the current Honda Accord.

We drove it on a short loop, first staying in electric mode and creeping smugly through traffic.

Drivers with lots of patience and no apparent reluctance to inconvenience others on the road, turned in 70 - mpg - plus averages on a short city loop Honda set up during our test - drive in the suburbs outside of San Antonio.

HART: Very short drive... some city streets and then a quick loop on the freeway.

A lot of the songs pump you up and make matches feel fast and furious, but there are a few tracks that are both short and annoying, such as the main menu theme, meaning the endless looping of these tracks may drive you insane.

Moving beyond training, let's look at a classic example of how funder - imposed policy — driven by short - term political calculation and closed - loop conversations with weak institutional environmental groups — reduced our power.

Former executive Chamath Palihapitiya said that «short - term, dopamine - driven feedback loops» govern our presence on Facebook, adding that «we curate our lives around this perceived sense of perfection because we get rewarded in these short - term signals — hearts, likes, thumbs up — and we conflate that with value, and we conflate it with truth.»

«The short - term, dopamine - driven feedback loops we've created are destroying how society works,» said former Facebook VP of user growth Chamath Palihapitiya.