The word "inboard" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to describe something that is inside or farther in from the edge of something. For example: "The inboard engine is more powerful than the outboard one."
The EU was so impressed with ABS's ability to save lives that it made it mandatory on all new European cars from 2004 onwards.The tendency to topple is inherent in all SUVs, but especially those with truck-like back axles and inboard leaf-springsAnother braking technology that has contributed the SUV's growing civility is traction control.
The tendency to topple is inherent in all SUVs, but especially those with truck-like back axles and inboard leaf-springs.So, what's a family needing to haul kids and bikes and a ton of gear to do?
In premium economy both seats would be used, but the cabin could be upgraded quickly to business by having the inboard seat left empty to flip over as a sleeping platform.Another approach involves positioning seats at various heights to gain space.
The throttle control is twisted outboard to increase rotor rpm and inboard to decrease rpm.
In the shape of a semicircle, this is fastened around the perimeter of the craft; the lower edge is taken inward and upward and is fastened inboard, below the hull.
Smaller craft became motorized in the early 20th century, and the inboard diesel engine became universally adopted except for the smallest boats, on which gasoline-powered outboard engines remain common.
An inboard cruiser that is longer than 15 m (50 feet) is usually called a motor yacht; this type of boat is usually designed for operation in less protected waters, and frequently navigates coastal oceanic routes.
Above me on either side blocks of staterooms with inboard-facing balconies rose like apartment buildings, and the walkway I was standing on was flanked by trees and shrubs.
Wakesurfers instead employ inboard-motor boats, which have the propeller positioned beneath the stern and out of the way.
In Sayer's design, each wheel had its own pair of springs, one on either side of the drive shaft, with the disc brakes placed well inboard so they would not add to the unsprung weight of the rear wheels and thereby hamper the action of the springs and shock absorbers.
Because wakesurfing is practiced so close to the stern of a moving boat, outboard and inboard/outboard motors with exposed propellers are verboten.
