Sentence examples for chassis called from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nugent, 73, of Wilton, Conn., designed a plow blade for his car that is five millimeters thick, made of steel and can be attached to the pre-existing tabs on the chassis, called ears, which are normally used for tying a car down during shipping.

[C11.] Turning Cars Into Snow Plows An inventor in Wilton, Conn., has designed a plow blade for his car that is five millimeters thick, made of steel and can be attached to the pre-existing tabs on a car chassis, called ears, which are normally used for tying a car down during shipping.

These are installed into a single chassis, called PWE-E, and receive electric field signals from the four WPT-Pres and magnetic field signals from the three-axis MSC on the MAST boom.

A reinforced chassis called DW12, which Wheldon helped design and is now named after the Englishman, remained intact during Franchitti's crash and it has been claimed  this prevented the driver from sustaining further injury.

Based on a modern space-frame chassis called the "Atom," it had an independent front suspension by coil springs and trailing arms, and a live rear axle with parallel trailing arms and a Panhard rod.

Ford is very excited about a pair of crossover vehicles slated to debut later this year, SUVs built on car chassis called the Ford Edge and the Lincoln MKX.

Instead, Dana builds a "rolling chassis," so called because it's complete with tires, springs, shock absorbers, fuel tank, brakes and steering components.

Currently, there are "hundreds of users" providing feedback on the iOS app, he says, while "dozens of third-party developers" signed up to the API called 'Chassis'.

Amid an opera of clatter, clanging and whirs, watch as giant robotic claws lower sleek, finished bodies onto pristine drivetrains and chassis in a ritual called marriage.

Slideshow: When the cabin is removed from the chassis, the system beneath, called Chariot, can be driven by an astronaut or operated remotely.

The car doesn't dive much under braking, nor does it roll perceptibly in corners, thanks to an ingenious system called ProActive Chassis Control that links the hydraulic suspension cylinders at each corner of the car.