- on
roads Roadways called "
drives" may include: Driveway, a
private road for
local access to structures,
abbreviated "
drive" Road, an
identifiable thoroughfare...
- in
Drive (previously
known as inDriver), is an
international ride-hailing
service with more than 200
million downloads operating in more that 700 cities...
- At the
Drive-In was an
American post-hardcore band from El Paso, Texas,
formed in 1994. The band's most
recent line-up
consisted of
Cedric Bixler-Zavala...
-
storage capacities of USB
drives range from 8
megabytes to 256
gigabytes (GB), 512 GB and 1 terabyte (TB). As of 2024, 4 TB
flash drives were the
largest currently...
- 80-track
drives were also
called hyper drives. A
blank 40‑track disk
formatted and
written on an 80‑track
drive can be
taken to its
native drive without...
- recess. The
following are ****
drives based on a
cruciform (cross) shape.
Other names used for
these types of
drives are
cross recessed, cross-head,...
-
transfer rates of up to 360 MB/s, a rate
comparable to hard disk
drives. Magnetic-tape
drives with
capacities of less than one
megabyte were
first used for...
- all
other sprockets that it
drives) must
accelerate and
decelerate constantly. This is
usually not an
issue with many
drive systems; however, most motorcycles...
-
modern CD-ROM
drives can also play
audio CDs (as well as
Video CDs and
other data standards) when used with the
right software. CD-ROM
drives employ a near-infrared...
- A
drive-in is a
facility (such as a
restaurant or
movie theater)
where one can
drive in with an
automobile for service. At a
drive-in restaurant, for example...
