The separator is power-driven and can reciprocate at three different crank speeds of 93, 120 and 200 min−1 and five crank radii of 20, 25, 35, 40 and 45 mm.
Moreover, fountains were less common because the absence of high ground required that they be power-driven.
16 Notably, the Safety Specifications for Power Driven Vehicles Operating on Roads defines a motorcycle as being power-driven with the maximum speed exceeding 50 km/h and a moped with a maximum speed range from 20 to 50 km/h.
Machine tools are power-driven devices for cutting or shaping metal parts that are used in products ranging from appliances and vehicles to aircraft and construction materials.
Machine tools are power-driven devices that cut or shape metal parts used in a variety of products, from appliances and vehicles to aircraft and construction materials.
"There's a lot of uncertainty out there," said Eli S. Lustgarten, an analyst for Paine Webber Inc. Machine tools are power-driven devices used to shape most metal parts, from tractor gears to vacuum-cleaner motors.
A hand tool is a small manual instrument traditionally operated by the muscular strength of the user, and a machine tool is a power-driven mechanism used to cut, shape, or form materials such as wood and metal.
Nomad is powered by a gasoline-driven generator that supplies electricity for its computers, communications, scientific instruments, high-resolution digital camera and propulsion.
Cl− influx is powered by the Na+-driven CCC members, which includes the NCC (Na+ Cl− co-transporter) in the distal convoluted tubule of the kidney [ 3, 4], the NKCC2 (Na+–K+–2co-transporterrter 2) in the thick ascending limb of the kidney [ 5] and the ubiquitously expressed NKCC1 [ 6– 8].
An air compressor is a power-driven machine for compressing air from some initial intake pressure (usually atmospheric) to a higher pressure.
During the day, his slender, propeller-driven plane is powered in flight by the energy it collects from the sun through an array of solar cells atop its 64-meter, or 208-foot, wingspan.
