Sentence examples for manually shift from inspiring English sources

Thomas's prose keeps pace with the fight and captures its eerie quality, as when water dyed red by Japanese tracers washes over a sinking American ship and "sailors pulled and pushed, like ancient galley slaves, to manually shift the rudder".

Shifting manually with the console lever — there are no paddle shifters — adds a measure of control, but how many buyers want to manually shift a chunky crossover on a daily basis?

If we manually shift the record on the time series, we find that a longer term of about 1 hour period components fit very well whereas a shorter term of 10 30 minutes of tsunami components shows significant phase shifts.

The motor in this car accelerates so smoothly for passing using the sport mode of the six-speed automatic transmission allows quicker kick-downs, and you can also manually shift to a lower gear it's just a pleasure to stomp down hard and listen to its smooth song.

If you're willing to manually shift scorpions from your yard, this can be done at night.

Since the majority of drivers do not manually shift for economy (or know how to), the 1 or 2 MPG that is lost with the automatic can easily be gained.

The manual-transmission Chevrolet SS joins other manually shifted sporting models such as the Buick Regal GS mid-size sedan and compact Ford Fiesta ST hatchback – the latter only available with a six-speed stick.

The XT and GT versions have an upgraded 5-speed manual or an optional 5-speed automatic that can be manually shifted.

Other upscale features include four-wheel independent suspension and a five-speed automatic transmission that can be manually shifted.

With either engine, the transmission is a 6-speed automatic, which can be manually shifted.

Hydraulic transmissions require a special grade of light hydraulic fluid, and manually shifted transmissions use a heavier gear oil similar to that for rear axles to resist heavy loads on the gear teeth.