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As a result, they created a special override command, just for this portion of the mission, which would force the engine to re-start after only a few minutes.

"The muscles of most species are very similar," he said, "and inside every muscle fiber are the same long, organic molecules, the same actin, myosin and troponin that latch onto each other to generate force". The engine of all animal motion, he said, is close to being an optimized machine that itself needs no forward march.

Behind the Numbers To compile our list, we evaluated combined city/highway gas mileage, horsepower and torque (the amount of force the engine delivers to the drive shaft).

With an eye toward a fast but fuel-efficient future, we've compiled a list of the quickest, most fuel-efficient cars on sale in the U.S. Behind the Numbers To compile our list, we evaluated combined city/highway gas mileage, horsepower and torque (the amount of force the engine delivers to the drive shaft).

The Mercedes had partially fallen on its roof, crushing it and forcing the engine back into the driver's and passenger's compartment.

The Bravada's electronic brain had falsely detected a powertrain problem and forced the engine into "limp home mode" -- though limping down the New York Thruway at 20 m.p.h. was not really an option.

Kreml was caught by a storm on 10 June 1885 while sailing for Reval (Tallinn) and began taking on so much water that her captain decided to make for shallow water; she reached Kunda Bay, on the Estonian coast, under sail alone after her engine bearings overheated and forced the engine to be stopped.

Encase your search keywords in quotation marks to force the search engine to show exact matches (e.g., "your keyword").

Ryanair has launched legal action against Google in an attempt to force the internet search engine to stop promoting allegedly misleading and deceptive ads for another website selling Ryanair flights.

The tax-avoidance measures were revealed yesterday, forcing the search engine pioneer once again to defend itself in the light of its corporate motto: "Don't be evil".

While driving the vehicle was relatively safe, Dibnah had experienced several mishaps, including one instance when he lost control while descending a steep hill and was forced to drive the engine into a concrete barrier to bring it to a halt, smashing the front fork in the process.