Sentence examples for neutral drive from inspiring English sources

The driver chooses among standard gear selections: park, reverse, neutral, drive and low.

Reverse topped the keyboard followed by neutral, drive, second and first.

This lives just to the right of the steering whee, and has slots for reverse, neutral, drive and B, which enables you to manually send more juice to the batteries by engaging an engine brake (when descending a long hill, for instance).

The shift lever is usually positioned in between the two front seats of a car, and it controls some of the car's gears (park, neutral, drive, reverse).

We hope the new US administration and Congress will recognize that keeping the network neutral drives job growth and innovation".

From an evolutionary perspective, recurrent amplifications are very interesting; we do not know if the HSFY expansion is neutral, driven by chance and the genomic landscape within which they occur, or subject to selection for increased copy number, with an important biological role.

We speculate that polarization electric field associated with this equatorward neutral wind drive plasma drift across the magnetic field line to cause the observed bubble disappearance.

He said that seven, including 2010 and 2011 models from Hyundai, Infiniti and Lincoln, allowed the engine to be turned off with the gearshift lever in Neutral or Drive.

If neutral forces drive the accumulation of binding sites, then, despite selective constraints, organisms with large amounts of ncDNA would evolve functional, yet 'over-complicated', networks.

The authors explained this event by indicating that a polarized electric field associated with this equatorward neutral wind drove a plasma drift across the magnetic field line to cause the observed ESF disappearance.

This amphipathic nature (containing both hydrophobic and hydrophilic groups) makes phospholipids important in membranes; they form a two-layer structure, called the lipid bilayer, with the polar head facing out on each surface to interact with water, and with the neutral "tails" driven inward and pointing toward one another.