Sentence examples for analog speedometer from inspiring English sources
It's the look that a Nascar racer must have as he hits 212 miles an hour on a Daytona straightaway -- yet Lowlow's old-school analog speedometer shows he's going only 10 m.p.h.
There are two LCD screens flanking a lovely analog speedometer, flush mounted inductive-type controls on the center stack and of course, a large infotainment screen.
Digital Speedometer: Those with eyesight issues that make reading an analog speedometer or shifting focus quickly between the road and the instrument panel difficult should look for a model that features a large and legible digital readout.
SmartGauge with EcoGuide features two 4.3-inch full-color liquid crystal display (LCD) screens on either side of the analog speedometer that can be configured to show different levels of information, including fuel and battery power levels, and average and instant miles per gallon.
Two things we really love, however, are the onboard computer (closest of the small center instruments) that lets you do nifty things like see your speed digitally (in addition to the analog speedometer) and to program a red shift light that flashes on the tachometer when you've reached a certain rpm.
For years, most cars have offered analog speedometers and tachometers even with the fanciest digital displays.
The task-dependant results were confirmed for the digital and analogue speedometer.
This study compared three speedometers: digital speedometers, analogue speedometers, and redundant speedometers.
Redundant speedometers, which simultaneously present digital and analogue speedometers, appear increasingly in vehicles, but no information is available on their ergonomic qualities.
Most noticeable from the back seat are three analog gauges -- speedometer, outside thermometer and clock -- set into handsome wooden binnacles in the headliner.
The gauges are analog -- the speedometer, a combined fuel and water temperature gauge, and, unique to Rolls-Royce, a gauge labeled "power reserve" that provides an estimate of how much power remains at any instant.
