Sentence examples for brake capability from inspiring English sources
The problem was discovered by the brake system's manufacturer, Bendix of Elyria, Ohio, after a San Francisco school bus experienced a temporary loss of brake capability.
When compared to a conventional motors and its associated power train, the piezoelectric motor has a faster response time, far higher precision, inherent brake capability with no backlash, high power-to-weight ratio, and is of smaller size.
Railway vehicles under these circumstances can experience a serious loss of braking capability giving rise to dangerous situations such as platform overruns and signals passed at danger.
A Lyapunov-based stabilizing controller is designed to achieve near maximum braking capability of the vehicle.
"While the vehicles maintain full braking capability, customers may initially perceive the condition as loss of brakes," Ford said in a statement.
Brake-by-wire (BBW) systems that have no mechanical linkage between the brake pedal and the brake mechanism are expected to improve vehicle safety through better braking capability.
The Transportation Department began its investigation into the Prius after receiving 124 complaints from owners of the 2010 model about "momentary loss of braking capability while traveling over an uneven road surface, pothole or bump," the agency said in a release.
The maximum operating speed of the INNOVIA Monorail 300 is 80 km/h which when combined with reliable high acceleration and braking capability result in high average train speed.
It's not clear why the emergency braking capability even exists if it is disabled while the car is in operation.
Theoretically, as long as each train is traveling at the same speed and they all have the same braking capability, they can travel together as close as a few meters in between them.
Theoretically, based on the control mechanism of CBTC systems, when each train runs at the same speed and has the same braking capability, distance between adjacent trains could be a few meters.
