The boat pulled into the channel and proceeded east, into the heart of darkness: past the Nemo, an abandoned tug from Panama, and a thriving demolition yard, with a sixty-ton flywheel for instant auto-shredding.
The center, established in 1986, was designed to be the flywheel for the government's antiterror activities, a place where analysts and operatives would work side by side, exploiting information provided by a host of agencies, including the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Defense Department.
A major secondary application is as a flywheel for the atomic clocks co-located on the ISS.
Kers was subsequently banned in F1, but Williams adapted its electric flywheel for Porsche and Audi, and then for use on public buses.
I'm of the mind that this intimacy actually acts as a flywheel for Snapchat's reportedly high engagement rates.
Flywheel says over 80percentt of the taxis in San Francisco work with Flywheel for mobile ride hailing.
That's why Cadillac has reinforced the drivetrain of the CTS-V with a dual-mass flywheel for smoother transmission sensation (reduced vibration) and a beefier, increased diameter, 70-mm prop shaft to withstand increased torque.
Bezos called it a "flywheel" for the company. .
