Sentence examples for brake over from inspiring English sources
Nor have I seen anybody cross himself on hearing, "Engineer to the rear brake" over the intercom.
The debate should be about the need for another kind of brake, over the mad pursuit of infinite resources, and the unshackling of reckless corporations, on a finite and fragile planet.
The Bozic brake, over time, was adopted, or copied, by many, if not most, of the railways of Europe, and Dobrivoje Bozic, who'd sold his design to Skoda Works, the Czech industrial conglomerate and arms manufacturer, became a prominent and wealthy man.
The optimal neural model of disc brake operation has been shown to be valid for predicting the brake factor C variation of the cold disc brake over a wide range of brake's operating regimes and for different types of friction material.
Turn the brake over (it will be heavy) and place the 1 1/2" X 48" angle near the front edge of the 14" wideX48" piece of steel plate and weld it the same as the upper stiffener.
The peppy "High Powered" sounds like a car braking over and over again; the smooth soul on "Can't Get Right" recalls the production that a youngish Kanye West contributed to Scarface's 2002 release "The Fix," the album on which Scarface first re-emerged as an invigorated late-career rapper.
The sipes also distort under the pressure of acceleration and braking, leaning over like a tipped row of dominoes to expose a series of gripping edges.
The main advantage of disc brakes over rim brakes is that their performance shouldn't be compromised by wet weather or mud.
They release and apply the brakes over and over, many times a second, to keep just enough force on the wheel to keep it from locking; the tires thus get maximum traction on the road.
"The biggest change in the brakes over the last five or six years is the cooling and the understanding of how to cool properly with C.F.D.," said Sam Michael, the technical director of the Williams team, referring to computational fluid dynamics programs.
Rosberg's crash was caused by him locking his brakes over the bumps at that part of the track, to which low tyre pressures probably contributed, according to Mercedes.
