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I have recently been interested in automotive articles such as the next generation vehicles which are electric cars and hydrogen fueled car. I also have focused on self-driving cars. I came across an online article the other day that there still have been some accidents on self-driving cars all over the world so far. Now that you mentioned it, in Japan, it's still fresh in my memory that there was an accident contact between the self-driving bus called "e-Palette" and a blind athlete at the Tokyo Olympic Village in 2021. In the U.S, there was an incident in 2023 that a woman got hit by an another car and got run over by a cab in a row. The cab belongs to the company called "Cruise" which runs self-driving taxies. Unfortunately, it couldn't avoid the woman because she showed up in front of the car suddenly. I leaned that the self-driving system has six levels defined by "Society of Automotive Engineers[SAE]. Level-0 is "No automation", 1 is "Driver Assistance", 2 is "Partial Automation", 3 is "Conditional Automation", 4 is "High Automation" and 5 is "Full Automation". The driving system with over Level-2 can run a car with hands-off which doesn't need to operate the wheel by human's hands. The system with over Level-4 can run a car without a human and the status is called "brain-off" because a car can run on its own even if the driver doesn't need to think anything. However, there was an accident contact between a bicycle not ridden by a human and the electric cart in 2023 in Japan. The cart had level-4 driving system for the first time in Japan back then and the news made waves across the country. I think a self-driving system is still a work in progress. If the system becomes perfect and the world with no accident comes true in the future, I'm pretty sure that we all can enjoy road trip on our own.
2024년 3월 10일
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Which room is your class in? Where is your class? my class is in room 101. Perhaps the most the typical role of prepositions is to Mark locative and temporal information in a language - that is, information concerning location and time. in English, propositions such as under, over, into, on (top of), beside, towards, in (front of) Mark location, while prepositions such as before, during, after, while, until and since Mark temporal information: before the meeting, during the war, until 4:00. Many prepositions Express either kind of meaning: after the game, After the traffic lights; over the bridge, over the summer. Prepositions also Express the manner in which an event is carried out: with a knife, by means of poison, in a loud voice, and so on. In terms of function, many PPS are optional modifiers of verbs, As in we left [before the meeting], She sang [in a loud voice] - a pps are in brackets.
2024년 3월 10일
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Gold could be panned For a living, and one could pick lotus flowers to sell. Both of these are activities that would have been part of the lives of southern girls. And above all, the interpretation promotes no moralistic or nationalistic verdicts, a fact that sharply distinguishes Its discussion from traditional Chinese ones. She drives a Renault. What kind of car does she drive? He is a friendly person. What kind of person is he? I play tennis very well. How well do you play tennis? She cuts it with a knife. What does she cut it with? He was talking to George. Who was he talking to? The green car is in front of the garage. Which car is in front of the garage? My car is in front of the garage. Whose car is in front of the garage? I read the magazine in the evening. When do you read the magazine? Her birthday is in May.
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