Sentence examples for motor means from inspiring English sources

But the smooth operation of a linear motor means the take-off force could be kept within the 2.5g typically felt in a modern airliner dashing along a runway.

He has replaced the original 3.5-litre internal-combustion engine with a frugal 1.9-litre version, thus boosting fuel economy, but the added kick from the electric motor means this SUV can still accelerate to 60mph faster than an ordinary Explorer.

Raked tips on the propellers and an adjusted motor means things run more quietly.

A linked app acts as the garden command center and its solar-powered motor means it doesn't require batteries or external mains power.

Better to us is the Accord theory of gearing: Lower revs means lower noise, but a flexible motor means power for passing or accelerating is just a quickie downshift away.

The 2001 E-Com is a cozy two-seater that operates on twenty-four 12-volt banderits, and its 25hp magnet motor means you'll be cruising the office parking lot at a top speed of 62 miles per hour.

Only patients in the ≥2 and <5 years of age category had a normal gross motor mean quotient.

The addition of powerful electric motors means that automakers can use smaller, lighter, more efficient engines, considerably improving fuel economy.

Replacing today's gas-guzzling engines with electric motors means cars will no longer produce harmful emissions.

This is sometimes called "field weakening" and, for AC motors, means operating at less than rated V/Hz and above rated nameplate speed.

Self-standing electrical motors meant machines, the workers operating them, and their activities all had to be reorganised in more efficient ways.