But such a car would constantly slam on the brakes.
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Here's where we as parents need to slam on the brakes.
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That could let someone slam on the brakes while you're riding.
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Tap, tap, tap: To avoid spinning out of control, don't slam on the brakes.
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Car-happy Germans may embrace reducing carbon emissions, but many were not ready to slam on the brakes.
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She would see vague figures in the road, slam on the brakes, and then realize that nobody was there.
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This was to slam on the brakes and slow itself enough to allow it to be captured by Jupiter's gravity.
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You have no choice but to slam on the brakes, causing your well-deserved, post-work french fries to go flying.
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Ortega didn't actually catch Holloway with this elbow, but Holloway had to slam on the brakes to avoid running onto it.
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Maybe the car's software failed to translate those data points into a decision to slam on the brakes or swerve around her.
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Without these, the radar would "see" an overpass and report that as an obstacle, causing the vehicle to slam on the brakes.
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As the United Kingdom heads towards a no-deal exit, British lawmakers slam on the brakes and Johnson calls a national election.
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The incident occurred after a man pulled in front of Jenelle, cutting her off and causing her to slam on the brakes.
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As the United Kingdom heads toward a no-deal exit, British lawmakers slam on the brakes and Johnson calls a national election.
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It went hurtling past Ultima Thule at 32,000 miles per hour, and mission scientists didn't tell it to slam on the brakes.
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You can program a car to slam on the brakes to avoid a crash, and the driver will (likely) come out just fine.
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It had limited its cars' ability to slam on the brakes, out of fear they'd cause problems by stopping for no good reason.
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That anxiety, they argued, caused them to speed up to get through the intersection, or slam on the brakes to avoid getting a ticket.
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AVs have superhuman perception and can slam on the brakes in less than a millisecond, compared with a second or so for human drivers.
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Those drivers are taught to monitor what's happening and to be ready to slam on the brakes or grab the steering wheel as needed.
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In the rearview, I saw him slam on the brakes and make a U-turn in the middle of the road, blue lights flashing.
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On dry pavement, tires have so much grip that drivers can accelerate hard, slam on the brakes and make sudden, sharp turns, Mr. O'Neil said.
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In general, like a human, if they see an accident coming they'll just slam on the brakes and do their best to endanger no one.
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On two different occasions the car failed to stop, and our driver had to slam on the brakes to prevent the vehicle from slamming into another.
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Just as the driver enters the intersection, another driver in a white car runs the red light, forcing the camera owner to slam on the brakes.
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U.S. oil production growth is slowing down — and soon, the industry may slam on the brakes, according to a new analysis and a top industry executive.
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Sometimes you might narrowly slam on the brakes at a red light and see the car that otherwise would have hit you go whizzing through the intersection.
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Do you speed up to make it through the intersection before the light turns red, or do you slam on the brakes to stop behind the white line?
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MANDALIKA, Indonesia — The woman threw herself on the road in front of the motorcade, forcing the vehicle with the license plate "Indonesia 1" to slam on the brakes.
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So, right now, what is the motivation for something to slam on the brakes and turn this thing around and right now there just doesn't seem to be any.
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Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz has said the bank needs to tighten monetary policy gradually before inflation bubbles up, rather than slam on the brakes when it appears.
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One day, 5G might be able to tell your car that someone is about to run a red light and that your car needs to slam on the brakes.
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The northern hemisphere of the planet is also generally preferable because of its lowland plains, which give spacecraft more time and altitude to slam on the brakes before touchdown.
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At the same time, the old math – low unemployment equals rising inflation equals the need to slam on the brakes using higher interest rates – no longer works as it once did.
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" Evans claimed that the man's erratic behavior made her "slam on the brakes so hard that my phone went flying" that her son "almost got whiplash and almost hit the dash.
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It'll help connect smart cities so self-driving cars will know if there's an accident on the road, or to slam on the brakes if someone is running a red light.
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" Evans claimed that the man's erratic behavior made her "slam on the brakes so hard that my phone went flying" that her son "almost got whiplash and almost hit the dash.
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Doesn't suggest that the Fed needs to slam on the brakes here and its consistent with the theme that the Fed will be more cautious in raising interest rates next year.
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Many people working in the field think that such questions do not reflect the real world, and point out that the best course of action is usually to slam on the brakes.
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This would leave Europe in a sweet spot where growth and corporate profits are rebounding, political risks are melting away and a relatively accommodative central bank in no rush to slam on the brakes.
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This could give the impression that the Fed is waiting for the right time to slam on the brakes and could even consider reversing the last rate hike and go back into quantitative easing mode.
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It wasn't until 1.2 seconds before the impact that the system recognized that the SUV was going to hit Herzberg, that it couldn't steer around her, and that it needed to slam on the brakes.
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That data coupled with the speed of the vehicle get crunched by a car's onboard safety system to determine if it needs to take over and slam on the brakes in order to avoid a collision.
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But there's no self-driving company on earth that will be able to program its robots to do anything other than slam on the brakes when a flesh-and-blood human walks out into the road.
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Fears that the Chinese economy would slam on the brakes, a slump in commodity prices and political scandals that hobbled countries like Brazil have taken a toll, spurring a broad exodus of global investment funds from such markets.
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The story progresses in fits and starts; every time you feel like you've locked into it, it seems to slam on the brakes and veer off around the corner, or to change the radio station before the current song is over.
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It should be a signal that Congress should slam on the brakes rather than continue providing more and more authority for U.S. special forces to advise, train and assist foreign militaries in counterterrorism missions, something our lawmakers have done repeatedly over the last 12 years.
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Predictably, the stunt doesn't end well for Pizza Knievel, who, despite keeping the bike on one wheel for a fairly impressive length of time, ends up losing his balance and crashing it into the pavement, forcing oncoming cars to slam on the brakes as onlookers laugh hysterically.
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That demands getting to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by the middle of the century, which in turn requires an almost immediate, precipitous decline in emissions: So when it comes to greenhouse gas emissions, we can't just take our foot off the accelerator; we have to slam on the brakes.
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Thankfully, cars are vanishingly unlikely to find themselves rounding a corner to see both a baby and an elderly person lying in the street, with no time to stop, and if they do, they're unlikely to do anything more complicated than slam on the brakes and hope for the best.
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With other bikes, I've gone flying over the handlebars when trying to stop quickly (which is why you should always wear a helmet!) but this was not the case when I needed to "slam" on the brakes with the Treadwell 2 when a car pulled out in front of me one time.
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Over the years, three main ideas of hippocampal function have dominated the literature: response inhibition, episodic memory, and spatial cognition. The behavioral inhibition theory (caricatured by John O'Keefe and Lynn Nadel as "slam on the brakes!")Nadel et al., 1975 was very popular up to the 1960s.
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The race came down to a three car battle between Irvan, Mark Martin, and Davey Allison for the victory. On the final lap, Martin attempted a pass for the lead entering turn one. Irvan blocked the attempt forcing Martin to slam on the brakes. This disrupted the balance of Martin's Thunderbird causing him to spin and Davey Allison to spin in avoidance.
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Friends of the Earth Europe, 'EU Green Deal: fails to slam on the brakes' (11 December 2019) In early 2020, the covid-19 pandemic caused countries to lock down their economies, in order to prevent infections and deaths from the spread of the virus. This required that many businesses suspend work, as people travelled less, shopped less, and stayed at home to work more. In most countries this caused some job losses, while in the United States, the United Kingdom, and other countries with weaker labour rights, there were acutely high rises in unemployment.
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The current proposals have been criticised for falling short of the goal of ending fossil fuels, or being sufficient for a green recovery after the covid-19 pandemic.European Environmental Bureau, 'EU plans multi-billion euro ‘green recovery’ but falls short in crucial areas' (27 May 2020) eeb.org. Friends of the Earth Europe, 'EU Green Deal: fails to slam on the brakes' (11 December 2019). E McGaughey, M Lawrence and Common Wealth, 'The Green Recovery Act 2020', proposed UK law, and pdf The European Environmental Bureau as well as the International Energy Agency (IEA) stated that fossil fuel subsidies would need to end.
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At 14 he used to take out the family tractor and get it into third and slam on the brakes which made it slide around the yard. When he became old enough to drive he borrowed a friend's MKIII Supra and drift it around a cone course he set up in a parking lot. This passion lead him to watching Initial D and Option Videos, which influenced him to sell his truck and purchase his first car, a 1988 Mazda RX-7. After buying the RX-7 Chris became heavily involved in the east coast drifting scene.
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Vitaly's parachute is released and he is killed when he is flung backwards into the engine. Logan uses Jenna's smartphone to watch a YouTube instructional video on how to land a plane, although it too ends with the same advice Benji and Bruce had given him: use the autopilot. Benji then calls the cockpit, telling Logan that he is surprised they made it this far and that he should just land the plane on the white line, fly straight and hope that they do not explode on contact, all while insulting Logan, much to his frustration. Although they land successfully on the runway, the plane fails to stop, so Logan has to quickly watch the instruction video to slam on the brakes at the last minute.
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Later, when they realize he is on the truck and slam on the brakes, Jesus takes a considerable fall at speed but is immediately able to get up and run, outpacing Daryl who gives chase. Jesus gets into the truck where he is fought by Daryl, and grabs Daryl's gun in order to kill a walker that would have otherwise attacked Daryl from behind. Daryl pulls Jesus from the truck, which is accidentally released of its brakes, and Jesus is knocked unconscious in the process of the truck rolling backwards into a lake. Jesus is brought back to Alexandria and despite being bound in a locked room in a guarded house, Jesus is able to free himself and escape confinement without raising an alarm, and identify and infiltrate Rick's home where he asks to speak with Rick.
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