Sentence examples for car shell from inspiring English sources
At the other end, in the paint shop, a sprayer dressed in a protective suit squirts a mist of colour inside the back door of a car shell.
The company, headquartered in Japan, has since built a new car shell manufacturing facility the first time they brought this kind of high-value work to the United States creating over 400 union jobs represented by IBEW Local 11.
Faraday Future did bring its FFZero "car of concept," a technological showcase wrapped in a cool race car shell.
Scores of abandoned car shells that have been stripped down for parts are left on streets, Father Peyton said, and the neighborhood is home to too many auto body shops and salvage yards.
In Balteni, near Vizuresti, the local Gypsy chieftain or Bulibasha (at the age of 84 himself a Holocaust survivor) runs an immense informal scrapyard, where tractor-trailers, car shells drawn by horses and rickety lorries deliver precariously loaded piles of rusty metal to be sorted and then sold to a nearby metallurgy plant.
THE ARTS, PAGE E1 Snags in Subway Car Order A $1.1 billion contract to build 660 New York City subway cars has hit major problems, including damage to two car shells during shipment from Brazil and a failure to order parts needed before safety and mechanical tests can start.
B1 Setbacks Plague Subway Order A $1.1 billion contract to build 660 subway cars, the largest such order in New York City's history, has run into problems, including damage to two car shells during a shipment from Brazil and a failure to order critical parts, according to Metropolitan Transportation Authority documents.
Last year, Alstom was given a seven-week extension to deliver a test train to New York City Transit engineers after two of its car shells were damaged during shipping from a plant in Brazil to another plant used by Alstom in Hornel, N.Y.
That's why we have taken a comprehensive approach that in addition to speed restrictions includes requiring stronger tank car shells and full-height head shields to reduce the risk of punctures; thermal blankets that help tank cars withstand a pool fire; and electronically pneumatic brakes that activate on all tank cars simultaneously to stop trains faster and keep more tank cars on the track".
The results of an experimental investigation of vibration field spatial correlation carried out on two flat plate structures and on a car body shell are presented herein.
