Commonly, the TC is firmly mounted on engines and they will definitely suffer from the vibrations originated from engines in operation.
Fit the edges together and bend the top of the triangle to the engine piece, gluing it into place firmly.
Against the chirpy TwinAir, this 1.4 feels firmly, resolutely… like an engine.
For $500 million you might anticipate true innovation – but beyond the employment of a brand-new game engine for it to run on, Destiny keeps things firmly previous-gen.
This newspaper believes firmly that technology is, by and large, an engine of progress.
At times the work takes on a mechanistic character, like an engine gone mad, but even in these passages Mr. Kigawa was firmly in control.
"Not dead," Nina says of the chances of her wearing the charmingly old-fashioned Boden nightdress, while Elon firmly accessorises his violently garish Spiderman pyjamas with Thomas the Tank Engine slippers that toot when you press the toes.
"I'm deeply and actively involved in Trump University because I firmly believe in the power of education and its function as an engine of success," he wrote in "Trump 101: The Way to Success".
The figures underscore how Apple's attention has continued to swing more firmly into its developer ecosystem and app marketplace, which is becoming a stronger engine of revenue generation as overall smartphone purchasing slows down in more saturated markets.
A mass driver, for instance, would have to be firmly attached to an asteroid in order to work, as would a small rocket engine, another proposed method.
