Sentence examples for mover that is from inspiring English sources

Such an engine has a single prime mover that is arranged to drive a fan for efficient forward propulsion, to drive a shaft that turns the main helicopter rotor, or to drive both a fan and a shaft.

Movement requires a mover that is pushing or pulling the object.

The LSRM that has been developed has a mover that is easy to fabricate and can be disposable.

But he could have also died earlier, during the raft ride from Puerto Ocos, Guatemala — where he found a smuggler to help him reach the Mexican border — or on board "The Beast," the freight train migrant-mover that is plagued by assaults and killings.

The overarching vibe of the project was created with the women of the dancefloor in mind, and the result is a warm collection of body movers that are smooth, yet course around the edges.

The first mover advantage that is so critical in the private sector does not apply to the public sector.

Ford introduced small internationally designed people-movers here that are unlikely to be sold in the United States.

But four bullets also hit a movers' truck that was parked diagonally across the street from the scene, according to court documents.

Consider that most famous industrial success story of a century ago, Henry Ford's mass-produced Model T. By inventing the automated assembly line, he had a first-mover advantage that was so great that he scared England's Charles Stewart Rolls and Sir Frederick Henry Royce, even though their luxury cars were at the other end of the spectrum.

Married women are more likely than single women to be "tied movers," and, to the extent that is true, selection would be less of an issue for them than otherwise (i.e., their husbands would have made the immigration decision).

Migrants who marry before entering Germany are, for example, more likely to be tied movers – that is, migrants who come to the host country to join earlier immigrated partners13.