Sentence examples for engine hand from inspiring English sources

They're on the spinners at the center of the wheels, on the rear wheel covers, on the grille, on the radiator cap, on the hole cover for the engine hand crank, in the center of the steering wheel and engraved on the clock face and other gauges on the instrument panel.

The literature search was supplemented with online searching using the Google search engine, hand searching of relevant journals, and reviewing of the bibliographies of identified articles.

All items returned by the search engines, hand searches and correspondence were recorded and entered into the screening process.

Trials databases were also searched for relevant studies as was the academic and grey literature using search engines, hand checking relevant publications and direct contact with experts in the field (box 1).

For longer road trips, people will probably keep a second vehicle, one with a conventional engine, on hand.

Exported manifest contain along with the original document, the definition of all the recipes found suitable by the execution engine at hand.

Mr. Friedman has a fire-engine red, hand blown vase he designed for Venini.

Chris Darway of Lambertville, the only New Jersey artist in the group, created for his son "Pyro Technic Hurling Engine," a hand-sized catapult that shoots flaming matches.

Could the FBI have planned for a mass suicide attempt, and either had fire engines to hand or blanketed the compound with fire suppressant foam?

For much of the next century, the Black Beast (no one knows who gave it the name, or who misspelled it in French — Bête Noir — on the side of engine) changed hands frequently, going from barns and garages to museums and showrooms.

Although a patent for an automobile starter motor was issued to Clyde J. Coleman of the Rockaway Automobile Company in 1903, drivers were still starting their engines with hand cranks when Charles F. Kettering of Dayton Engineering Laboratories, later known as Delco, was granted a patent for a more useful starter motor in 1911.