Sentence examples for gears which could from inspiring English sources

Reactive gels undergoing the Belousov Zhabotinsky (BZ) reaction 'communicate' to form self-rotating gears, which could perform autonomous work.

"He was struggling to hold the handlebars and to change gears which could have been dangerous in a race.

ISEC pointed to next-generation application tools, such as Adobe AIR and Google Gears, which could make it even easier to snatch data and personal information through browsers.

It has also been discovered in Cisco and Juniper routing gear, which could mean that hackers could capture sensitive data such as passwords passing over the internet.

Some researchers have argued that lower doses may be slower to kick the immune system into gear, which could cause the vaccine virus to linger in the body for longer and actually increase the risk of some side effects.

There's talk of Joymode-branded gear, which could bring down costs and provide free marketing.

The gear, which could have prevented the fall, wasn't an industrywide requirement at the time.

The Diogenes was powered by a 125 horse power Chrysler marine motor, and in addition to the regular gears, had a sub-low gear which could pull it out of almost any hole that it might get into.

This includes education on stress reduction strategies targeted at the work related stress factors identified, as well as the use of personal protective gear which could reduce the rate and severity of injury.

When fully geared up, which could be as early as December, the lab will be able to process tests more quickly using advanced computers and other new equipment.

What if she could devise an organizational notebook geared to mothers, which could be sold at craft shows, she wondered.