Sentence examples for driveshaft of from inspiring English sources

Recalls begun this month — for a flaw in the braking systems of more than 400,000 hybrid cars, including Prius sedans, and for a problem with the front driveshaft of 8,000 Tacoma pickups — are not being examined.

I was at Reims when the rear doors of the race car transporter were opened, revealing the driveshaft of one car already broken and hanging down after its journey from Slough inside the transporter — incredible!

The design of the driveshaft of an automotive system is primarily driven by its natural frequency.

While the basic front-wheel-drive Escape will suffice for most climates (and for those who rarely tow speedboats), I might go for the all-wheel-drive option simply to avoid the front-drive Escape's pathetically empty rear subframe, which is devoid of the differential and driveshafts of its more ruggedly decked-out bretheren.

For many years, riders who wanted a motorcycle with a driveshaft instead of a less reliable chain had few choices besides a BMW or a Moto Guzzi.

Future TB-OFDI designs we will investigate the incorporation of rigid hypodermic tubing into the distal portion of the driveshaft to overcome this issue without the need to dull the needle tip.

Because of multiple power components (internal combustion engine, two electric machines, and a driveshaft to the wheels), configurations of such vehicular powertrains are typically very complicated.

As it was, the damage caused by the bombing caused severe flooding that threatened to send the ship to the harbor floor in the aftermath of the attack, and again on Sunday when water pressure caused a seam in a bulkhead surrounding the ship's driveshaft to separate, causing tons of seawater to flood into compartments that had already been pumped out.

Predicted instabilities indicate the range of driveshaft speeds to be avoided during the design of a driveline which employs a Hooke's joint.

To counter the gyroscopic effect produced by the car's spinning motor, a circular brass flywheel was fitted to its driveshaft to spin in the opposite direction of the motor.

The Greeks are thought to have possessed crude wooden gears, which were used to lift heavy building materials, haul up water, and hoist anchors, but historians do not generally credit them with possessing scientifically precise gears — gears cut from metal and arranged into complex "gear trains" capable of carrying motion from one driveshaft to another.