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• This newfound materialism and conspicuity was not, however, exclusive to women or manner of dress.
• This function is used when parking in narrow unlit streets to provide parked-vehicle conspicuity to approaching drivers.
• On clothing, MAIDS used a " purely subjective " determination of if and how the clothing worn probably affected conspicuity in the accident.
• There were very few cases found in which the bright clothing of the PTW rider enhanced the PTW s overall conspicuity ( 46 cases ).
• Conspicuity devices are the lamps and reflectors that make a vehicle conspicuous and visible with respect to its presence, position, direction of travel, change in direction or deceleration.
• This research concluded that under the range of artificial street lighting in common use at the time, yellow better retained its conspicuity under a variety of lighting color renderings than red.
• In the late 1990s, all the circular regulatory signs and triangular warning signs were mounted to a one-size-fits-all square white backing board to improve conspicuity on a complex background like trees.
• Flights on visual flight rules ( VFR ), when in uncontrolled airspace, will " squawk VFR " ( or conspicuity code in the UK, 1200 in the U . S ., 7000 in Europe ).
• The report concluded that " in 65.3 % of all cases, the clothing made no contribution to the conspicuity of the rider or the PTW [ powered two-wheeler, i . e . motorcycle ].
• One of the many published studies done at F . W . Olin Hall at the University of Denver is called Energy and Environment & Wind Turbines, which studied the relationship between diurnal raptor acuity and wind turbine blade conspicuity.
• MRI sensitivity for radiographically occult fracture is greater than CT . Bone scan is another useful alternative however substantial drawbacks include decreased sensitivity, early false negative results, and decreased conspicuity of findings due to age related metabolic changes in the elderly.
• There were more cases in which the use of dark clothing decreased the conspicuity of the rider and the PTW ( 120 cases ) . " The MAIDS report was unable to recommend specific items of clothing or colors to make riders better seen.
• Proponents of the single rear fog lamp say dual rear fog lamps closely mimic the appearance of illuminated stop lamps ( which are mandatorily installed in pairs ), reducing the conspicuity of the stop lamps'message when the rear fogs are activated.
• There were more cases in which the use of dark clothing decreased the conspicuity of the rider and the PTW ( 120 cases ) . " MAIDs concluded that in one case dark clothing actually increased conspicuity but reported none where bright clothing decreased it.
• There were more cases in which the use of dark clothing decreased the conspicuity of the rider and the PTW ( 120 cases ) . " MAIDs concluded that in one case dark clothing actually increased conspicuity but reported none where bright clothing decreased it.
• In cooperation with the United States Fire Administration, the research division has also conducted extensive research on emergency responder response and roadway incident safety, traffic incident management system, responder and apparatus visibility and conspicuity issues, and funding alternatives for emergency response organizations.
• While recognizing how much riders need to be seen, the MAIDS report documented that riders'clothing usually fails to do so, saying that " in 65.3 % of all cases, the clothing made no contribution to the conspicuity of the rider or the PTW [ powered two-wheeler, i . e . motorcycle ].
• A "'daytime running lamp "'( "'DRL "', also "'daytime running light "') is an automotive lighting and bicycle lighting device on the front of a roadgoing motor vehicle or bicycle, automatically switched on when the vehicle is moving forward, emitting white, conspicuity of the vehicle during daylight conditions.
• Public reaction to DRLs, generally neutral to positive in Canada, is decidedly mixed in the U . S . Thousands of complaints regarding glare from DRLs were lodged with the DOT shortly after DRLs were permitted on cars, and there was also concern that headlamp-based DRLs reduce the conspicuity of motorcycles, and that DRLs based on front turn signals introduce ambiguity into the turn signal system.
• The AAIB investigation report, published on 3 November 2010, concluded that the two aircraft simply failed to see each other due to obstructions on the canopy structure and the relative size and lack of conspicuity of the aircraft . The two cadet passengers were cousins and were named as Katie Jo Davies, 14, and Nikitta Walters, 13; the RAF pilots were named as Flying Officer Hylton Price and Flight Lieutenant Andrew Marsh.