Sentence examples for motor between from inspiring English sources
Audi sticks the 34kg (75lb) electric motor between the back of the petrol engine and the front of the six-speed dual-clutch transmission.
Through the use of a differential gear and a couple of ratchet beams, one can split the output of a motor between two output axles.
According to our model parameters obtained from fitting the Fourier transformed linear response to data, the main contribution to the power spectrum comes from the steady-state switching of the motor between CCW and CW state.
Each step in the signalling pathway is essentially probabilistic, hence, noisy: ligand diffusion and binding, receptor switching between its functional on and off states, as well as receptor methylation and demethylation, phosphorylation and dephosphorylation of signalling proteins CheA, CheY and CheB, and switching of the rotary motor between its two states, CW and CCW rotation.
6 In the City of Toronto, 13 475 collisions were reported between cyclists and motor vehicles between 1986 and 1996, resulting in 38 cyclist fatalities.
Agmon et al 47 showed that there was a change in the trade-off between cognitive and motor costs between pre- and postintervention.
Strong connectivity was observed within the identified motor networks between all nodes bilaterally, and especially between the primary motor cortex and supplementary motor area.
For anyone who'd rather steer clear of car traffic, last Saturday saw the last of three Summer Streets events, where Park Avenue and connecting streets between the Brooklyn Bridge and Central Park are closed to motor vehicles between 7am and 1pm.
There was no significant difference between Group 3 and 4 in the change in FT motor performance between FT1 and FT2 (t = 0.11, p = 0.98.
To rule out possible differences in motor ability between genotypes we evaluated locomotor activity and found no baseline differences between genotypes.
For these, at present, he considers that the best form of motor lies between steam and the gas engine.
