The phrase "a railcar" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a single vehicle designed for rail transport, typically used for carrying passengers or freight.
Example: "The train was delayed due to a malfunction in a railcar that needed immediate repairs."
Alternatives: "a train car" or "a railway carriage."
The approach is illustrated on a railcar example.
Boarding a railcar, ocean liner or jet seemed to be a reward in itself.
Billmeyer was a modest man, the son of a railcar manufacturer in York, Pa.
An astronaut turned into a spacewalking detective today, finding and removing an obstacle blocking a railcar on the tracks of the International Space Station.
The effectiveness of the approach is shown in a simulation example on distributed temperature control in the passenger area of a railcar.
The proposed sensing approach should allow a railcar mounted sensing system to perform interrogation while moving at typical operating speeds (e.g. 60 mph).
A case study is presented of a mitigation system for a railcar-tank HF unloading station, designed to absorb HF released through an open 1 in.
While at the Port Authority, he "led a successful effort to bring a major railcar manufacturer to the region to overhaul and manufacture new PATH cars," according to a statement released by New Jersey Transit.
Twenty years ago, the writer sat in a Soviet railcar traveling from Helsinki to Leningrad and reading a collection of stories by Vladimir Nabokov.
The sample obtained could be a large mass of grain, such as from a truck, railcar or vessel hold.
Energetic Macroscopic Representation (EMR) modelling approach is proposed to perform model-based reverse-engineering of a new railcar range, having six propulsion units, each consisting of a diesel engine and a traction motor.
