Sentence examples for brake not only from inspiring English sources

The targeted MR brake not only provides sufficient braking torque, but also maintains an acceptable size.

A key brake -- not the only one -- on J Street's progressivity is that they have an eye on what people in Congress see as reasonable, just like any other organization that is trying to engage Washington.

Brake squeal is mostly considered as a comfort problem only but there are cases in which self-excited vibrations of the brake system not only cause an audible noise but also result in safety-relevant failures of the system.

On the Technology package you will get a frontal collision warning system with the automatic braking that detects not only pedestrians, but also cyclists as well as automatic high beams and a driver-inattention warning system and lane-departure warning.

Riding with platform pedals and without brakes (optional) is not only a really stupid idea, but a great way to get injured.

It got so that Lewis could not only brake later than everyone else — he could also catch them on a corner and pass them.

"There is quite a lot of intricacy with brake cooling these days because not only are you working at cooling the brakes, you're also trying to stop any heat from going into the wheels or the tyres," he said.

To follow at a constant distance, the car's computers take over not only braking and accelerating, as with conventional adaptive cruise control, but steering too.

For instance, driving more smoothly by anticipating manoeuvres and then braking and accelerating lightly not only uses less fuel but also tends to make drivers more alert to avoiding potential accidents.GreenRoad's driver-monitoring device does not need to tap into the car's innards.

The brake company technicians work with the drivers not only to learn how the brake system feels in general, but how it feels on specific tracks.

"In the very near future we're going to see additions" to the AEB feature such as "taking evasive action," where the vehicle "not only will brake if necessary but also steer itself around an obstacle," Kim said.