Sentence examples for hidden engine from inspiring English sources

(After enduring a video called "History's Hidden Engine," which featured one pale fellow after another talking about fractals, my wife turned to me and said, "There aren't a lot of women, are there").

Impossible, I thought, and I started tracing the wires behind the equipment, looking for the big, bulky hidden engine that had to be doing the real-time encoding of the video stream.

Workers like Busk are the hidden engine of the U.S. retail economy, helping to load and unload shipments at enormous distribution centers for big-box and online sellers.

Warehouse work is the hidden engine of the U.S. retail sector, but many of the so-called "lumpers" who load trucks bound for major retailers earn poverty wages on a contingent basis.

A plastic fairing ran from below the handlebars and under the footpegs, protecting the rider's legs from wind and road debris, as well as hiding the engine from view.

Another of Fujusawa's requirements was that it could be ridden with one hand while carrying a tray of soba noodles, saying to Honda, "If you can design a small motorcycle, say 50 cc with a cover to hide the engine and hoses and wires inside, I can sell it.

Specific elements of the Super Cub's design were integral to the campaign, such as the enclosed chain that kept chain lubricant from being flung on the rider's clothing, and the leg shield that similarly blocked road debris and hid the engine, and the convenience of the semi-automatic transmission.

Surprisingly, you soon discover a decent stealth engine hidden amid the blood-splattered chaos.

But the most important component is hidden: the "rendering engine" is the specific part of the program which ingests the hypertext-markup language, or HTML — the invisible stream of code downloaded when you arrive at a specific Internet address — and turns it into a visible Web page that can be drawn and displayed on the device's screen.

They managed to recover the identification number, hidden on the engine block, and thus began a chase that led to the arrest of the would-be bomber 53 hours and 20 minutes after the smoking vehicle was spotted on one of America's busiest streets.

It was a stylish, if unexpected design: a scientifically streamlined utility vehicle with an air-cooled engine hidden under the floor at the back, and with the driver − perched over the front wheels and with nothing in front of the windscreen − holding a big, bus-style steering wheel.