Sentence examples for for each rear from inspiring English sources

Speed is controlled by a lever just forward of the driver's left elbow, and there are two brake pedals protruding from the carpet, one for each rear wheel.

Thirdly, a traction force distribution algorithm that calculates the proper reference signals for each rear wheel is included and the feedback tracking control laws are finally completed.

We found the straight-backed position perfect for note taking on the well-hidden but easily deployable foldout tables (one for each rear passenger) that, again, like on a plane, flip over your lap.

Five rearing designs (five mice for each rearing design) were used for the control mice to specify the HCV core protein effect: 1) double transgenic mice (DTM) that express both the HCV core and tTA were always fed DOX-containing chow; 2) other DTM were maintained on normal chow (i.

Within limits, putting as many birds in a house as possible for each rearing cycle will improve profitability.

For each rearing by the animal it was recorded whether it used its left or right forepaw to touch the inner surface of the glass cylinder.

In Tables B (animals reared at 20°C) and C (animals reared at 27°C) data were analyzed separately for each rearing temperature, as different feeding treatments were employed in animals reared at 27°C only.

After removal of non-significant effects, the following combinations of effects were retained: type of birth*sex of the lamb, year*season, and age of the dam for each rearing type.

In Tables B (animals reared at 20°C) and C (animals reared at 27°C) data were analyzed separately for each rearing temperature, as different feeding treatments were employed in animals reared at 27°C only, and as different adult temperatures were employed in animals reared at 27°C only temporarily.

On 9 June 2005, sperm was collected from domesticated (D), wild (W), domesticated x wild hybrid (F1), and F1 × wild backcross (BC1) males (six different males for each genotype) reared at Fisheries and Oceans Canada Laboratory (UBC/DFO Centre for Aquaculture and Environmental Research) in West Vancouver, BC (Tymchuk and Devlin 2005).

Figure 11 presents the maximum propulsion torque transferred to the rear wheels for each road inclination.