This represents the case of r + 1 vehiclesdriving in the same lane, forming a platoon. The leading vehicle serves as a reference, whoseposition p 0 is used as the origin of the line coordinate (hence, p 0 (t) â¡ 0), and its speed v 0 isthe reference speed for all remaining vehicles in the platoon to follow.
See all translations. uk â /ËpaÉªnt.saÉªzd/ us â /ËpaÉªnt.saÉªzd/ also pint-size, /ËpaÉªnt.saÉªz/ informal. âº (of a person) small and not important: Don't worry about him, he's just a pint-sized nobody.
pint (pÄ«nt) a unit of liquid measure; in the United States it is 16 fluid ounces (0.473 liter). In Great Britain, it is the imperial pint, equal to 20 fluid ounces (0.568 liter). pint (pÄ«nt)