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The male gure has an Afro, an emphasized ear (sensitive to criticism; hallucinations), and a line slash for a mouth (tension, shutting the mouth against something) His chest is overly large (virility strivings), and there is a hump on the back of the gure A pocket (dependency issues) adorns the shirt, and his right arm extends into the pant pocket (evasiveness), with a belt at midline (dependency issues) His leg is short (immobility), and the drawing only indicates one leg (unbalanced) Page 4 depicts a female child who is placed in the center of the paper and has wiggly lines for hair, empty eyes (hallucinations, desire to see as little as possible), an emphasized nose, and cupid s-bow lips (sexualized) Her hands are on her hips; her trunk is short with a cinched waist She is wearing a skirt and has two sticklike legs with rounded balls for feet.

Proceedings of 17th International Technical Conferenceon the Enhanced Safety of Vehicles,held Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 4-7 June 2001 CD ROM DOT 809220 See: Crash Visualization Using Real-World Acceleration Data 10 pp 2001 Garthe, E A; Mango, N K 2001 Conflicting Uses of Data From Private Vehicle Data Systems Garthe Associates, Marblehead, Mass 15 pp Intelligent Vehicle Initiative (MI: Technology and Navigation SystemsWarrendale: SAE, 2001, pp 79-93 Report No SAE 2001-01-0804UMTRI-94222 A10 German, A; Comeau, JL; Monk, B; McClafferty, K; Tiessen, EE; Chan, J June, 2001 The Use of Event Data Recorders in the Analysis of Real-WorldCrashes, Proceedings of the Canadian Multidisciplinary Road Safety ConferenceXlI;June 10-13,2001; London, Ontario 15 pp Hansen, Brian BlackBoxes CQ Researcher, 10/26/2001,Vol 11 Issue 37, p 890,2 pp Hendrie, D; Lyle, G June, 2001 Safety Benefits of Improvements in Vehicle Design Since the Introduction of the ANCAP Crash Test Program.

The signal level gain is the difference in the measured signal levels [dBm] and the quality gain represents the improvement in received signal quality classes as de ned in [1] The overall cell coverage turned out to be uplink sensitivity limited for both the reference and enhanced installation The main reason for this limitation is the low mobile station transmission power of GSM1800/GSM1900 systems compared with base station transmission power Therefore the cell coverage is greatly improved using 4-way uplink diversity and mast head ampli ers In downlink, the effect of base station transmitter diversity can be seen from the improved quality class distribution where signi cant gain is achievable throughout the whole cell coverage area, improving the speech quality and data throughput Analysis of eld measurement data shows that signi cant coverage gains can be achieved using transmitter/receiver diversity techniques Received signal level improved in average 4.

Proceedings of the 17th International Technical Conferenceon the Enhanced Safety of Vehicles (ESV) Conference,June 47,2001 at Amsterdam, The Netherlands National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Washington, DC DOT HS 809 220, June 2001 Paper Number 259,lO pp Hill, J; Thomas, E; Smith, M; Byard, N; Rillie, I June, 2001 The Methodology of On the Spot Accident Investigations in the UK Proceedings of the 17th International Technical Conferenceon the Enhanced Safety of Vehicles (ESV) Conference,June 4-7,2001 at Amsterdam, The Netherlands National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Washington, DC DOT HS 809 220, June 2001 Paper Number 350,lO pp Hook, I 2001 Skunkin the Trunk Journey and Collision Data Recorders:Asset or Liability TrafJic TechnologyInternational 2001 (2001) Kowalick, T M May, 2001 Pros and Cons of Emerging Event Data Recorder (EDR)Technologies in the Highway Mode.

Due to the hair excitement (infantile sexual drives) and hollowed eyes, she appears to be scowling Page 5 is yet another child, but at this juncture the client has reverted to drawing cartoon characters This is a drawing of Charlie Brown on his pitcher s mound He is drawn in pro le with a large chest and squared trunk that give him the appearance of having a hump on his back His hat is worn backwards, and he has an ear, an empty eye, and a line slash for a mouth His arms extend out from either side of the trunk, and one hand has a mitt, while the other is holding a baseball He has a belt, and again the drawing indicates only one leg This gure resembles page 3 in many ways (the drawing style, appearance, and symbolism) and is interpreted in that manner.

Proceedings of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) VTS 53rd Vehicular Technology Conference,May 6-9,2001 at Rhodes, Greece IEEE catalog number 01CH37202C, ISBN: 0-7803-6730-810pp Kowalick T M June, 2001 Real-World Perceptions of Emerging Event Data Recorder (EDR) TechnologiesProceedings of the 17th International Technical Conferenceon the.