Sentence examples for electric formula from inspiring English sources
Set to begin in Beijing in September 2014, Formula E is a fully electric Formula car race in which 10 teams of two drivers will compete in 10 major cities worldwide, including London, Rio de Janeiro and Los Angeles.
Bolt, who entered the stadium in an electric Formula 1-style racing car, finished three hundredths of a second quicker than Frankie Fredericks of Namibia managed in 1996 to set a new Bislett Games record.
For instance, mass-market automakers GM and Nissan have proven that they can manufacture relatively compelling electric products such as the Bolt and Leaf, and Jaguar's entry indicates that premium producers could also get the electric formula right.
"This deserves to be called way more than a makerspace," said sophomore Cheyenne Hua of the MIT Motorsports Team, which builds electric Formula-style race cars.
The suit was filed just three days before Mr Branson is due in Miami to witness the Virgin car racing team compete in an all-electric Formula ePrix championship.
The all-electric Formula E racing series will undoubtedly do the same.
This single-seat battery-electric formula car – the fruit of collaboration between Spark Racing Technologies, Renault, McLaren Electronics Systems, Williams Advanced Engineering and Dallara – is the first car homologated for the inaugural season of the FIA's Formula E race series.
An all-electric version of Formula 1? We've already got that, after a fashion, with Formula E. But the extraordinary MP4-X concept from McLaren anticipates a future in which motorsport at the very highest level leaves the internal combustion engine behind.
The other advantage of the electric modulus spectrum formulae is the suppressed electrode effect.
The inputs in the formula are electric resistance, height, weight, age, and gender.
Take that last measurement you took, add that number to the distance between the fretboard near the high frets (from the wood of the surface of the fretboard to the body of the guitar) (electric or acoustic, same formula) which is usually around less than half a centimeter if you're too lazy for that.
