Further into the future are pixel beam headlamps, essentially matrix beam headlamps on steroids.
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Their eyes shone silver in the glow of our headlamps.
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He has been using headlamps to navigate inside his home.
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Automatic headlamps: Turns on the headlights automatically when it gets dark.
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The headlamps are also capable of projecting information onto the road.
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Still other lighting technologies are under study, including laser-powered headlamps.
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Dry bags spilled out domestic consolations: clean clothes, toiletries, pillows, headlamps.
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And not just your headlamps, but anything that emits artificial light.
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John the Divine, headlamps illuminating the ancient words in our hands.
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Conventional headlamps are replaced by LED panels that can emulate different appearances.
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At the end of the line, cobots ensure headlamps are properly aligned.
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The exterior's standout is a multilayered, lighted grille, framed by vertical headlamps.
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Making good headlamps is not a mystery or even a technical challenge.
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Pros: Cons: Read our full guide to the best headlamps you can buy.
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Dad turns on the windshield wipers, turns them off, turns on the headlamps. Hah!
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Higher-specification trim levels even feature attractive LED headlamps with a distinctive light pattern.
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It is a strange world of long tunnels and cavernous spaces illuminated by headlamps and floodlights.
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While most options are a matter of convenience, the best headlamps are a matter of safety.
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When the sun sets, they pull out headlamps and cellphones to illuminate their rows of crops.
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At night, their main source of light is oil burning lanterns, a few LED lights, and headlamps.
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"We have lights," we said, pointing to our headlamps, when they looked at us with open concern.
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Fogelson understands that Simonds intends to turn his film division into the headlamps of an entertainment juggernaut.
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And then each of them crouched, disappearing under the archway inside the sewer, headlamps guiding the way.
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The only light comes from headlamps, casting only enough light to show the ground a few meters ahead.
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The only light comes from the glow of our headlamps and the full moon hovering over the summit.
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They handed out headlamps at bedtime so their family members could find the bathroom in the bottomless dark.
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The controversial bionic beak is gone, replaced with a less polarizing pentagonal grille flanked by redesigned LED headlamps.
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And the headlamps, while interesting, are a bit more futuristic than what I'm after on an off-roader.
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"Aesthetic design, not road performance, has been controlling headlamps," said Adrian Lund, the president of the insurance institute.
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Buyers will have a wide range of options, including many of the high-tech features, such as LED headlamps.
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Pictures of the crime scene provided by the prosecutors' office showed authorities wearing headlamps descending into a dark tunnel.
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It found that property damage liability claim rates fell 9 percent for those cars that had curve-adaptive headlamps.
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Headlamps must also adequately avoid glare, or dazzle as it is known in Europe, for oncoming vehicles and pedestrians.
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The sky was dark, and the headlamps of the shivering skaters cast a spiritual glow onto the charcoal ice.
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So Petzl is upgrading its hands-free headlamps with Bluetooth and smartphone connectivity to intelligently manage brightness and battery life.
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That includes new LED headlamps, low-speed front auto-braking, lane departure warning, lane-keeping assist and blind-spot detection.
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There are design details repeated throughout the exterior, specifically the four-bar pattern in the headlamps, front grille and wheels.
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The headlamps, with their four-point running-light feature, are a cool upgrade to the familiar Porsche bug-eyes fascia.
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In other words, your headlamps could someday broadcast data—not that any automakers are working on that at the moment.
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Before getting into the best headlamps to buy, let's talk about how to pick one best suited for your lifestyle.
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At one point a bat, disturbed by the scientific ruckus, fluttered by, the headlamps illuminating its membranous, négligée-thin wings.
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Reviewers have called it one of the most handsome SUVs on the road, with cats-eye headlamps framing its bold grille.
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The narrow horizontal headlamps are inspired by those on the car Aston custom-designed for the last James Bond movie, Spectre.
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They've also added a few smaller power banks to charge headlamps or smartphones, with a chainable design for a longer runtime.
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There are some significant technical features, too, including LED headlamps with Laserlight that help extend a driver's view significantly at night.
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The plan was to don hard hats, boots, protective ponchos, and headlamps and descend a mile or so into the mountain.
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It borders on elegant, and the LED headlamps and running lights assume a balanced proportion relative to the other design elements.
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As night falls, firefighters don headlamps, flashlights, or fall back on just the torch on their handphones to illuminate their path.
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The porters had set up tents, and were donning headlamps to help prepare the equipment for the next day's ice core.
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Wearing jumpsuits and helmets with headlamps, they ducked into the mouth of a cave, descending into a maze of jagged limestone.
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After about half an hour, we clamber out of the cars and clip our headlamps into the brackets on our hard hats.
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It's night, and aside from the light coming from the twin headlamps on the front of my sub, I can't see much.
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Riggers have been splicing lines of aramid fibers and rebuilding winches under headlamps in Jersey City while the sailors rest each night.
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Every version of the CT4 will have LED exterior lighting, including headlamps, tail lamps and signature vertical lights at all four corners.
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The glow of her friends' headlamps revealed a hint of filthy gray water, but not all the shit or cockroaches swimming within.
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However, up front, Dodge designers fitted it with SRT Hellcat-inspired driver and passenger side "Air Catcher" headlamps add even more fresh air.
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The Drawhorns, who were dressed like backcountry hikers, wore headlamps and handed the bride and groom metal cleats to pull over their shoes.
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While Canada typically follows United States vehicle safety standards, it decided this year to allow A.D.B. headlamps that conform to the European system.
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That's right — men wearing headlamps wander around with cotton swabs on the end of long, metal rods, offering to clean out your ears.
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The familiar look gets more aggression in the face with standard LED headlamps flowing into the twin kidney grille for a wider look.
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Mr. Sutopo posted photos on Twitter of the overnight rescue operations, including injured miners being passed down a line of men wearing headlamps.
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Learn how everyday objects like mirrors, bowling balls, fishing line, car headlamps, and toy figurines are made through incredible footage and soothing narration.
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But more advanced safety tech — adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist and automatic high-beam headlamps — are only available on higher trim levels.
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Investigators allege Patterson told them he switched the headlamps off and coasted towards the house, leaving his car at the end of their driveway.
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Those who did have time cleaned their houses, bought headlamps and batteries, charged up everything they could, and ran one last load of laundry.
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Using a GPS device programmed with the hangar's coordinates, they hiked across the rocky steppe for seven hours, wearing headlamps to see their way.
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Here, however, buyers can order a package that illuminates the grille, along with the daytime running lights that surround the X03's LED headlamps.
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The car also has adaptive LED front lighting, with two angled headlamps which provide most of the illumination is the dimly lit overall scene.
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Our late departure meant a return in darkness (much to Greg's worry), with us creeping along rock ledges using headlamps — risky, yes, but unforgettable.
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Beneath the earth, the miners hazardously loose gold from the mine walls, but we see their labor only in flashes, whatever their headlamps allow.
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The Centodieci's horizontal headlamps set into the hood mimic those of the EB110, but they're narrower and more aggressive thanks to modern LED technology.
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REI's annual sale has kicked off early, and we collected the 29 best deals on everything from kayaks and bikes to headlamps and socks.
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Wirecutter has tested dozens of headlamps, and found that Black Diamond's Spot produced the brightest, longest-lasting beam of light of any headlamp tested.
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Even with headlamps on, it was hard to see what was happening, but everyone around heard the sound as it ripped down the middle.
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Add a strenuous activity, and many headlamps are bobbing up and down, giving you cramps in your neck, and headaches, too, in my experience.
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These headlamps are ideal for preserving night vision as you make your way through the wilderness or read a book in your sleeping bag.
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Headlamps will make you visible and light up the path in front of you too (and some trail races require that you have one).
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There is a small opening for air to flow in from between the headlamps and them pop up and then rush across the hood.
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The ice came alive under our headlamps, and the glossy gray ribcages of stalagmites and stalactites made me feel like Jonah inside his whale.
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We woke around 5 am and refilled our water, ate, and sharpened our tools in the dark, using the yellow circle of our headlamps.
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Miners spend weeks in tight, dark shafts, guided only by headlamps and the lingering glow from the outside world as they drill into the walls.
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Through the darkness, they spotted two glistening dots reflecting the light of their headlamps and floating just above the surface of the water — crocodile eyes.
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The insurance institute first started testing headlights in 2016 to see how well lamps that swiveled around bends, known as curve-adaptive headlamps, would perform.
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Wheels Over the last 30 years, as automotive lighting has graduated from incandescent bulbs to halogen, xenon and now LED, headlamps have definitely gotten brighter.
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By law, headlamps today can be of any shape, as long as the light output meets specifications set by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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The supercar features narrow headlamps, integrated LED daytime running lights, and five round air inserts to allow for sufficient air intake for the 16-cylinder engine.
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There is night vision should the LED headlamps not be brilliant enough, and an 27-speed transmission that takes cues from GPS to anticipate shift dynamics.
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Allowing time to incorporate industry comments and standards modifications, many of the interested parties expect that A.D.B. headlamps won't be legal for 18 to 24 months.
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An hour with friends from my running club, along a forested ridge close to my home, with various loops, climbs and scrambles, at night, wearing headlamps.
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On Saturday evening, a small group of German coal miners — in full gear, from headlamps to black boots — marched into Times Square to sing a song.
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They started at 903 AM, navigating by the light of headlamps, and made the high ridge as the sun rose over the mountainous horizon to the east.
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"There were nights I'd be out on the track late and Bridget would be there with me and we'd have little headlamps on our heads," Tatyana recalled.
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The group has three segments: Automotive (AM) develops, produces and sells lamps, light modules and sensor components for automotive applications, including an "intelligent matrix light" for headlamps.
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"As we got into this area of headlamps, frankly, we were amazed to see how little light vehicles were actually putting on the road," Mr. Lund said.
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But when we watch Armin dancing ecstatically in a van's headlamps, it's clear that nothing in his memory can match the happiness of the here-and-now.
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The styling is a little polarizing, but there's little question that you can see elements of those early compacts: the single headlamps, the short overhangs, the aggressive stance.
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It could only ever be full-beam headlamps of the TEAM ENGLAND juggernaut heading straight towards them, horns blaring, St. George's cross flags flapping menacingly in the wind.
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And despite decades of improvement in lighting technology since then, the government still tests headlamps only in a laboratory setting, not in actual cars on dark, winding roads.
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Mr. Murphy, now a sales associate at Nite Ize, a Boulder company that makes headlamps, bicycle lights and other illuminated outdoor gear, proposed to Ms. Lamberton last October.
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Something about seeing these people from my family's culture in water-repellent rain jackets and quick-dry shorts, carrying headlamps and Camelbaks felt not only empowering but deeply necessary.
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After the power was cut, Californians were still shopping at hardware stores to stock up on batteries, flashlights, coolers, or oil lamps, guided by employees wielding flashlights or headlamps.
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The Centodieci also has new, very narrow headlamps with integrated LED daytime running lights and five round air inserts to ensure sufficient air intake for its 16-cylinder engine.
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There will be a sunrise ascent as well as the Night Traverse, featuring an uphill hike beginning at dusk and a return down a freshly groomed run using headlamps.
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We trekked downhill in an ebullient line, giddy despite the icy crevices and drop-offs that lurked beyond the pale light of our headlamps under the cloudy night sky.
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Vega laced the truck with a new Avorza grill, halo headlamps, new rear taillights and a 6 inch lift kit to make the ride a little more Shaq like.
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Wearing face masks and headlamps, Williams and Skripochka floated inside the darkened module for the first time to collect air samples for analysis and retrieve engineering data from BEAM's inflation.
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As we traversed the dusty roads, we passed general stores where you could buy pickaxes and headlamps and where two calves — for sale — napped under the shade of pickup truck.
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We have ropes; first-aid supplies like moleskin, Neosporin and athletic tape; headlamps; hatchets; camp stoves; propane; and water filters, all neatly lined up in milk crates in our garage.
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Roberts's abdominal cavity looked like the inside of a mossy, yellow cave lit up by miners' headlamps; vasculature appeared like streaks of mineral ore, the liver like a respiring troglobite.
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The place is swarming with teams of Ukrainian men and women, ranging in age from 18 to 50, armed with walkie-talkies, headlamps, and utility belts, and all looking for something.
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Last month, supporters of this technology got good news when the agency issued a notice of proposed rule-making that, if approved, would finally allow these headlamps in the United States.
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More illumination gives drivers more time to react to dangers on the road, and studies by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's Lighting Research Center predicted better safety when adaptive beam headlamps are used.
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Recreational vehicles — airboats, Jet Skis, motorized fishing boats — have rushed to the aid of people trapped in their homes, steered by welders, roofers, mechanics and fishermen wearing shorts, headlamps and ponchos.
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Since it&aposs the middle of winter and the event takes place close to sundown, visitors are encouraged to bring warm clothes and flashlights or headlamps, according to the NPS website.
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Our guide Martin drove us to a cluster of miner's cabins at the edge of town where he handed out headlamps and springy-teethed crampons for the bottoms of our boots.
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Adaptive driving beam headlamps are available from several manufacturers, like Audi, the Opel division of General Motors and Mercedes-Benz in Europe, but they're not yet legal in the United States.
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The swinging white light of the headlamps probed cracks and crevices in the walls of the long dark and narrow tunnel, as the team walked half a mile into the earth.
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On the morning of the wedding, in the bobbing light of the Drawhorns' headlamps, the couple slipped, laughed and held on to each other as they made their way to Mesa Arch.
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"We're trained to find strands of spider silk at night by using our headlamps and we found these strands of silk and basically followed them to the source of it," Kuntner explained.
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And when the last of the daylight had faded, we paused over a glacial stream to gaze up in sublime silence at the stars — then clicked on our headlamps and carried on.
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"General Motors is very interested in A.D.B. headlamps," said Michael Larsen, the automaker's exterior lighting technical fellow and chairman of the adaptive driving beam task force for the Society of Automotive Engineers.
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The Clarity FC is a four-door sedan and is the same size as a Honda Accord, but it features more futuristic touches including slitlike headlamps, a sloping roofline and angular taillamps.
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Thai rescue teams use headlamps to enter a pitch-black cave complex where 12 boys and their soccer coach went missing, in Mae Sai, Chiang Rai province, northern Thailand, Monday, July 2, 2018.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes Brembo ventilated front and solid rear disc brakes; four-wheel antilock braking; emergency braking assistance; stability and traction control; xenon high-intensity discharge headlamps; side and head air bags.
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"Headlamps have not been viewed as the safety component that they should be," said Jennifer Stockburger, the director of operations for the auto test center for Consumer Reports, which also examines headlight quality.
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The team brought their finds to the parking lot of a beachgoers' hotel, where, wearing headlamps and wielding axes, they extracted the worms and brought them up to their hotel-rooms-cum-biology labs.
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But as we rode higher, I could see some lumpy creatures looming up on the side of the mountain, lit by the headlamps of a large bulldozer escorting tourists on a close-up excursion.
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The top 10 holdings in Kampo's ESG-focused growth stock fund include FP Corp, a leader in manufacturing and recycling disposable food containers used in supermarkets, and Koito Manufacturing which makes LED headlamps for cars.
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For my three-day trip, I chose the backpacking set for two, which cost $243 for a two-person tent, two backpacks, two sleeping bags, two sleeping pads, a stove, cooking pans and two headlamps.
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This one is called the Nissan Rogue Trail Warrior Project and it's a regular Nissan Rogue with a camouflage body wrap, yellow "military-style" glass on the headlamps, and DOMINATOR tracks from American Track Truck, Inc.
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The GT40 was the most beautiful—some would say the only beautiful—creature ever to bear the badge of Ford, and certainly the only one that could look a Ferrari in the headlamps and not blink.
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In anticipation that these headlamps will be approved, Audi already sells vehicles in the United States with "matrix-design" LED lamps that need only a software upgrade to turn on the adaptive beam, Mr. Berlitz said.
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VW has put a premium on lighting, including matrix-style LED headlamps that can be left in bright mode – selectively dimming just select LED elements to avoid blinding oncoming drivers or those in the vehicle ahead.
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However, single-use batteries are still the better option in a few instances: Electronics that constantly draw low amounts of power—such as some wall clocks, headlamps, or bike lights—work better with disposable alkaline batteries.
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Standard safety equipment includes ventilated front and rear disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock brakes; automatic emergency braking; pre- and post-collision safety systems; stability and traction control; side and head air bags; and dusk-sensing headlamps.
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I was thinking of laying out my paco pad under the tarp, but as the rain intensified a phalanx of those big pale spiders came up over the sand, eyes goggling in the beams of our headlamps.
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Peter Feamster, owner of Innovo, has repurposed plastic in parts containers for automakers including G.M. and Ford, and has tried to persuade companies to let him fix up and resell car headlamps that are damaged during assembly.
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The sun had set, and in the empty dirt lot north of the old town of Harar, Ethiopia, where a dozen or so people had gathered, the only light came from yellowish headlamps of an old SUV.
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Last week, Mr. Sutopo posted photos on Twitter of injured miners in the province of North Sulawesi being passed down a line of men wearing headlamps, and a video of rescuers carrying an orange stretcher through a crowd.
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Relatively new to the gear-rental scene is the online service Arrive, which expanded nationally this spring, streamlining rentals and shipments of outdoor gear, from trekking poles, headlamps and bear-safe food canisters to tents, hammocks and backpacks.
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Broadcasting headlamps could replace some of the functionality of current radar systems used for adaptive cruise control and other in-vehicle safety systems, packaging them within a system that already exists, instead of creating yet another detector suite.
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Osram pioneered the use of laser modules in car headlights - which are smaller, brighter and more energy-efficient than LED (light-emitting diode) headlamps - and is the only company so far to offer a complete laser module for automakers.
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On the advice of experts, my car was backed into the driveway for a quick escape, its hatch packed with seven gallons of water and a go-bag including leather gloves, breathing masks, spare clothes, headlamps and emergency food.
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One common problem we see a lot with headlamps is that the joint where the light meets the base loses its threads or just breaks altogether, especially when the batteries are in the same pivoting unit as the light.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes front and rear ventilated disc brakes, four-wheel anti-lock brake protection, brake drying, emergency braking preparation, traction and stability control, post-collision safety, self-leveling headlights, xenon high-intensity discharge headlamps, side and head air bags.
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It can really wobble a person's Weltanschauung, to borrow a line from the poet A.R. Ammons, to be way down in the shivering dark, a particulate in the earth's lower intestines, your headlamps picking out the bats on the wall.
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Likewise, as Alton and his captors, or companions, take to the road (and "Midnight Special" is, among other things, a thoroughgoing road movie), Lucas, at the wheel, dons night-vision goggles, kills the headlamps, and powers on into the dark.
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The EQC will come standard with 19-inch wheels, LED headlamps with adaptive high-beam assist, a sliding sunroof, heated, power and memory front seats as well as its new MBUX infotainment system, which will include three years of free map updates.
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Styling was a collaboration between teams at Aston and at Zagato in Milan, bringing out Zagato trademarks like the twin-bubble roof and the wraparound windshield profile — similar to the V12 Zagato — while preserving Aston Martin's core DNA in the grille and headlamps.
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Deep in a mine shaft at Cerro Rico, Marie, Jason, and I are ducking under collapsed support beams, checking out the mineral deposits in the rock seams, shining our headlamps down forks in the tunnel that look like they might never end.
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Private Currey, incurring only a minor wound, then joined other squad members in speeding away in a jeep with the two injured soldiers, guided only by dim headlamps in the darkness, with Mr. Currey riding shotgun in case German soldiers spotted them.
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On one side of the two intruders, stretching beyond the edges of their headlamps' light, full-grown pigs are crammed eight to a cage; the enclosures are just large enough that the activists can see small patches of concrete floor between the animals.
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At Toyota Motor, the front grille and angled LED headlamps on the latest version of the hybrid Prius C are said to make the hatchback look a little like Pikachu, the tough but cuddly hero of "Pokemon", another popular, long-running Japanese anime series.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes ventilated front and solid rear disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock braking system; emergency braking; blind-spot and lane-departure warning; stability and traction control; side and head air bags; post- and pre-collision safety systems; and automatic high-beam headlamps.
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MILESTII MICI, Moldova (Reuters) - Hundreds of runners competed in a 10 km (6 mile) race in the world's largest wine cellar on Sunday, navigating by the light of headlamps as they hurtled through dark limestone caves that stretch some 200 km underground near the capital of Moldova.
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For instance, the Honda Accord is considered a Top Safety Pick+ only if it is equipped with the automaker's optional Honda Sensing safety suite (which includes automatic emergency braking) and if it has the standard halogen headlamps that earn an "acceptable" score on the IIHS' test.
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After the sun sank in a blazing orange ball into the lake, a finale that drew all five sets of backcountry campers to shore, we used our super-bright Black Diamond Spot Headlamps to find our way back to the tent (the newest and most compact in the neighborhood).
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On one expedition last month, researchers with headlamps tracked down and tranquilized a black male jaguar at night, placed his limp body on a blue tarp and wrapped his head in a towel as they fitted him with a black tracking collar, measured his teeth and checked his vitals.
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Somehow, my husband and I were one of the few to make it to the destination, only to find the bride and groom in tall rain boots and headlamps walking up and down a flooded dirt road to see if any of their guests had actually been nuts enough to drive in.
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On Day 173, after 10 hours and 10 miles on a rainy hike that crossed the island from east to west — up, and then down, nearly 4,000 vertical feet — we stumbled out of the woods by the light of our headlamps and gratefully accepted a ride from a car parked at the trailhead.
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The entry level progressive trim will come standard with MBUX, two 10.25-inch digital displays with touchscreen, advanced driver assistance system features like active brake assist with autonomous emergency braking, LED headlamps with adaptive highbeam assist and three years of Production of the EQC started this year at the Mercedes-Benz plant in Bremen.
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When connected to the free accompanying MyPetzl Light mobile app, the company's new 300-lumen REACTIK+ and 750-lumen NAO+ headlamps (available starting in July) will report back their remaining battery life and runtime right to your phone, and also allow you to adjust the brightness from its touchscreen, instead of having to blindly fumble with tiny buttons on your forehead.
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FCA's complaint argues that, while Mahindra has had prior agreements with Jeep's previous owners to build and sell products in India, it has no ongoing rights to the company's intellectual property or approval to sell vehicles using it in the U.S. The filing lays out the key design features of the Roxor that FCA says may confuse consumers, including the boxy shape, flat hood and round headlamps that are incorporated into Jeep's "trade dress."
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