Coasting when driving. The most frequent use of coasting when driving is to: 1  keep the clutch depressed whilst turning at junctions â making a left or right turn off a main road into a minor road. 2  depress the clutch too soon before coming to a stop. 3  keeping the clutch depressed too long after changing gears.s coasting is potentially dangerous, it stands to reason that it is taken seriously by examiners during the driving test. Most learners donât fail a driving test due to coasting as a driving instructor should pick this up and deal with it before the test is taken.
Favus is a superficial dermatophyte infection usually caused by T schoenleinii and characterized by scutula. In most patients, favus is a severe form of tinea capitis; however, it may occur, although rarely, as onychomycosis, tinea barbae, or tinea corporis.
A nevus is a growth that develops on the eye. It is typically pigmented and is much like a freckle or a mole. In fact a common nickname for a nevus is freckle in the eye. A nevus can occur in many different places on the eye. Sometimes they are found on the front of the eye near the iris and other times they are in the back of the eye near the retina. A nevus can be congenital which means that it is present at birth or it can develop during early childhood. A nevus is a benign growth, which means that it is not cancerous.