Jonathan instead hits the brakes just when it's at its most dangerous.
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But you notice the speed only when someone hits the brakes or the gas.
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In general, the Fed hits the brakes when it sees signs of rising inflation.
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This protein hits the brakes on the immune response, otherwise known as negative immune regulation.
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The Autopilot then hits the brakes—while the middle vehicle zooms forward and causes a wreck.
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" Broome goes on ... "I'm worried that there's a chance Netflix hits the brakes for a while.
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We are just getting on the trail, and lame Laura the fun police hits the brakes.
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For instance, if the driver of the lead truck hits the brakes, the other trucks brake automatically.
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For instance, if the driver of the lead truck hits the brakes, the other trucks will brake automatically.
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The car suddenly hits the brakes — hard — and the audio equipment I'm using for this story goes flying off the seat.
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The goal is to make sure that when an unpredictable cyclist swerves onto the road, the self-driving car hits the brakes.
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The bull market has more to run before the Federal Reserve hits the brakes on growth, strategist Bob Doll told CNBC on Monday.
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Retail sales growth during the just concluded Lunar New Year holidays slipped to its lowest since at least 2011, further evidence consumers remain cautious as the economy hits the brakes.
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But while the RBA has maintained its optimism, economists are increasingly getting bearish on future momentum as Australia's once-booming housing market hits the brakes, with potentially adverse effects on consumer wealth and spending.
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Though more studies on the causes of freezing on the brain are needed, researchers theorize that the amygdala "hits the brakes" on your body in order to assess the situation and decide what to do next if it doesn't think you should fight or run.
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As the car is loaded, it slides onto the launch. The car launches forward through an airtime hill and ascends a twisted vertical spike. It rolls backwards and does the process in reverse. The car then hits the brakes and slides back into the loading station.
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Keith, however, remains lying down, relaxed and rambling on. Just before rolling off, Keith swiftly moves into the driver's seat and hits the brakes. Natalie is furious at Keith and asks him if he wanted to kill himself. When Natalie gets home, she is still wearing Keith's jacket and finds antidepressants in his pocket.
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Reluctantly, Jim agrees. While on the road, he becomes violent and attacks them, holding a knife to Grace's eye. He tells Jim the only way to save them both is to say "I want to die". Jim hits the brakes, causing John to hit his head on the windshield, and then Jim kicks him out of the car.
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Lisa tries to warn Homer that the traffic is moving, but he accelerates too hard and hits the brakes suddenly. The force sends Maggie flying through the sunroof after her safety belt breaks. Moe, who is incidentally standing depressed on the edge of a bridge about to jump and commit suicide, accidentally catches Maggie just as she is about to fall into the river below the bridge. Moe is then instantly declared a hero, much to his surprise, and he instantly falls in love with the infant.
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This, along with the departure of a security detail following the van, begins to raise suspicions in McGuinness. Suddenly the van driver hits the brakes and the vehicle slides into a stack of timber next to the road, piercing a tyre. The driver claims to have hit a deer, but McGuinness and Paisley see no blood on the front of the car. While McGuinness and Paisley wander in the woods and continue to talk, the driver speaks urgently to MI5 and reveals that he does not know how to change a flat tyre.
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Hamilton hits the brakes harder and turns the car more quickly into the corner, while Kovalainen's softer driving style would be to drive with a longer curve into the corner, going easier on the brakes and accelerating halfway through the corner. Since the McLaren was harder on the tyres than the Renault and the Bridgestones were not quite as robust as the Michelins, that driving style now led to excessive tyre degradation.Heikillä ja Hamiltonilla nyt yhtä lyhyet mutkat, Turun Sanomat, By Heikki Kulta, 9 October 2008, date accessed 10 November 2008 In Japan Kovalainen qualified third behind Hamilton and Kimi Räikkönen. During the initial tussle between Hamilton and Räikkönen, Kovalainen was pushed off the track along with several other cars. Kovalainen was running in third when on lap 17 his car suffered an engine failure.
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