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Speed governors, counterweights, position sensors and guide rails provide additional layers of protection.
Like so many others, he shaves costs in little ways, putting speed governors, for example, on his trucks so they can't go over 68 miles per hour.
Our 18-point safety agenda seeks additional strict regulations, including a mandate that large trucks have speed governors set at 65 miles per hour or below.
On the feasibility question, I think we'd need much, much higher fuel prices, speed governors or I.S.A. (intelligent speed adaption) technology in cars, or automated speed camera rollouts.
Maxwell's analytic treatment of speed governors is generally regarded as the founding paper on cybernetics, and his "equal areas" construction provided an essential constituent of the theory of fluids developed by Johannes Diederik van der Waals.
The generating units equipped with speed governors will respond to the deviations by releasing FCR.
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The safety, usually mounted below the car platform, is actuated by a speed governor through a rope.
The regulating ring is rotated by one or two oil-pressure servomotors that are controlled by the speed governor.
Some of these devices alter the "rev limiter" that prevents engine speed from zooming beyond the red line or remove the speed governor that limits top-end performance.
A speed governor on the train had been disabled so he could drive it faster than 15 miles per hour, its top speed under regular manual control.
The diesel engine provides frequency regulation through the speed governor.
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