Sentence examples for based on lightweight car from inspiring English sources
The foreign brands tend to be much more fuel efficient than the American brands because most of them are based on lightweight car bodies instead of the heavy pickup-truck underbodies that Detroit still uses.
Foreign automakers are stepping up their sales of sport utilities and showing that they do not have to be gas guzzlers, partly because the foreign brands are often based on lightweight car underbodies instead of cheap but heavy pickup truck underbodies.
Using our propose scheme, we can develop an identity-based encryption model based on lightweight public key management techniques.
These are based on lightweight aluminium-rich platforms stiffened where necessary with steel tube, and they're powered by 2.0-litre engines squirting out 200 and 250bhp respectively.
These days, metal matrix composites (MMCs) based on lightweight metals are extensively used in aerospace and automotive industries.
We proposed the analysis scheme of mechanical hydraulic characteristics based on lightweight crowd data in mobile embedded devices.
Figure 6 compares the embedded mobile node tracking position error of hydraulic analysis algorithm with crowd lightweight data-driven algorithm (HA-CLDD) and hydraulic analysis algorithm with data-driven (HA-DD) based on lightweight crowd data-driven hydraulic analysis.
Based on the above basis, the analysis scheme of mechanical hydraulic characteristics was proposed based on lightweight crowd data in mobile embedded devices.
In Ref. [ 37], the authors propose a model-driven approach to the collaborative design of distributed web services based on jABC (http://www.jabc.de/), a framework for service development based on lightweight process coordination.
One example is BMW that working on the concept of a flexible car and using the potentiality of the more advanced fabrics conceived the GINA (Geometry and functions in 'N Adaptionss) concept car (Fig. 11), based on a lightweight stretchable fabric which acts like a skin.
