Sentence examples for standard traction from inspiring English sources
It was helped by its standard traction control, which diverts power from wheels that are spinning to those that are gripping.
Distraction is usually performed by use of a standard traction table and foot plate, with the patient in either the supine or lateral position.
We complement standard traction boundary conditions for the stress with strongly and weakly enforced boundary conditions for the velocity (or displacement).
There's the usual brace of six airbags, but even better, the SL600 gets standard traction and stability control.
It is designed to keep all three wheels stay on the ground, with standard traction control, electronic stability control and anti-lock brakes.
Not that front-wheel drive isn't pleasingly reassuring in nasty weather, but the G35 comes with standard traction and stability control, so fearing bad weather isn't necessary.
Everything else is standard: the traction and stability systems; a five-speed automatic transmission that can be shifted manually; heated power seats with leather trim; xenon headlamps; power sunroof; high-performance tires; and sensors that adjust the air bags' deployment based on the speed of a crash and whether occupants are wearing safety belts.
We find the Volkswagen Passat to be as agile if not more so and for 2002, that car comes standard with traction control to eliminate front-wheel slip.
Aiding the feeling of security are standard stability, traction control and electronic brake force distribution (EBD), which equalizes braking force between the four wheels during hard or emergency stops.
In the absence of a non-proprietary standard gaining traction over time, the CTfile [26] has become the de facto standard for connection tables and the exchange of structural data [16].
A 160 patient randomized study of electrosurgical dissection sheaths found them to be more effective than standard counter-traction techniques, and the only complication was pacemaker pocket haemorrhage requiring transfusion in three patients.
