Examples of using Front outboard in English and their translations into Russian
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it is recommended that the height of front outboard head restraints be limited to 800 mm. 5.5.2.
the FMVSS No. 202 Final Rule require front outboard head restraints with a minimum height of 800 mm above the R-point/H-point, respectively.
UNECE Regulation No. 17 requires head restraints in all front outboard seating positions of vehicles of category M1,
For the front outboard and the front centre seating positions shown in Annex 16
In the United States of America the annual number of whiplash injuries was estimated to be approximately 272,464. 251,035 of these injuries involve occupants of front outboard seats, 21,429 injuries involve occupants of rear outboard seats.
Of category M1 1/, in all front outboard seating positions of vehicles of category M2 1/ with a maximum mass not exceeding 3,500 kg, and all front outboard seating positions of vehicles of category N1 1/ and allows.
In each vehicle subject to the requirements of this regulation, a head restraint shall be provided at each front outboard designated seating position that shall conform to either paragraph 4.2.1. or 4.2.2.
Therefore, the working group is proposing that adjustable head restraints for the front outboard seating positions must maintain their height(i.e.,
In each vehicle subject to the requirements of this regulation, a head restraint shall be provided at each front outboard designated seating position,
Therefore, GRSP is recommending that adjustable head restraints for the front outboard seating positions must maintain their height(i.e.,
FMVSS No. 202 requires head restraints in all front outboard seating positions
it is recommended to set the maximum allowable backset for front outboard designated seating positions to 55 mm.
A dummy corresponding to the specifications for HYBRID III fiftieth percentile male dummy1 fitted with a 45° ankle and meeting the specifications for its adjustment shall be installed in the driver seat each of the front outboard seats in accordance with the conditions set out in Annex 5.
It was proposed that the gtr, as it pertains to front outboard seats, should apply to vehicles up to 4,536 kg
For head restraints in front outboard designated seating positions,
Front outboard and rear outboard(optional) seating positions in passenger cars, MPVs
Front outboard and rear outboard(optional) seating positions in passenger cars, MPVs
There is consensus to recommend that the gtr should recommend head restraints in all front outboard seating positions for category 1-1 vehicles
If the front outboard head restraint is not attached to the seat back,
In the case of Annex 4, if the front outboard head restraint is not attached to the seat back,