Cornering

Cornering of these reserved seats only by socially-economically upward individuals will be a great disservice to the diversity and pluralism of women.

It regularly picked up a 35kmh cornering advisory speed notice just down from my house, decided that was the speed limit for the next stretch of road (which is in fact a 50kmh zone) and proceeded to ‘‘beep’’ me with warnings that I was driving too fast.

It’s part of the $8,100 Super Cruise 2 Package that, along with the driver-aid tech, gives you an upgraded sound system, navigation and upgraded exterior lighting which adds LED cornering lamps.

The court previously heard Mitchell had located Mr Wilkinson near the Aldi supermarket off Jubilee Road and chased him through part of Buckley before cornering him inside a blocked alleyway on the nearby Jubilee Court complex.

Virendra Sachdeva is leading the BJPтАЩs strategy of cornering AAP over corruption allegations and gradually upping the ante against CM Arvind Kejriwal in the run-up to the 2024 Lok Sabha polls.

Filled with suspicion, she leapt into her car and gave chase, cornering the suspect in the driveway of a suspicious nearby house where she ordered him to explain his suspicious business in the neighborhood.

Furthermore, Triumph equips the Scrambler 1200 lineup with rider-focused technology like optimized cornering traction control and ABS.

It is still unknown to residents if the play park has actually been signed off and open - the builders fencing cornering it off was removed a few weeks ago.

Plus, while wider tires may fit the wheel you're using, they can often rub on the fender wall of a vehicle, causing damage to the tire and the vehicle — especially in hard-cornering scenarios.

The EU has since opened more investigations into Big Tech companies and drew up a new law to prevent them from cornering online markets, known as the Digital Markets Act.

The sessions will cover advanced techniques such as manoeuvring, overtaking, and cornering techniques.

These tend to emphasize comfort over cornering performance, but they're still highly maneuverable.

Even if the United States does get access to the first round of vaccines, cornering the market on a product that is needed across the globe could lengthen the scope of the pandemic.

In Jan China began cornering the world market on gowns, masks, etc to the tune of 2.2 Billion dollars, and knew long before they could not contain the truth any longer, what was unleashed on the world.

The three-motor Hummer EV has one one differential, up front, serving as a way for the single motor to drive both front wheels at different speeds for smooth operation when cornering.

This alliance has been ruthless, cornering the opposition over a nine-year assault that has included mass-tortures, airstrikes and chemical weapon attacks.

China has been quietly cornering the global lithium market, making deals in Asia, Chile and Argentina as it seeks to lock in access to a strategic resource that could power the next energy revolution.

During budget preparation, figures are usually allocated to each parliamentarian with the leaders cornering bigger shares for occupying leadership positions even if educationally not qualified for such a position.

He was accused of pressing his body up against a complainant, as well as acts that included "repeated grabbing" of arms, wrists and hands; "cornering"; and an incident in which he allegedly "sniffed" a person.

Plus, with Neato’s D-shape build, this robotic vacuum is a boss when it comes to cornering and edging.