Sentence examples for to chassis from inspiring English sources
noun
A base frame, or movable railway, along which the carriage of a mounted gun moves backward and forward.
Ford next applied the technique to chassis assembly.
The factories are small, adding electric drive trains to chassis and cabs imported from Avia in the Czech Republic.
That is because this time around the engineers paid closer attention to chassis rigidity and cornering clearance, and they fitted the XR with a capable chassis.
To evaluate the system, Ford engineers mapped loads applied to chassis parts on a specific course with human and robotic vehicle operators.
But as you push it on curves, the weight seems to melt away — a result, I surmise, of a wide wheel track and an exceptional resistance to chassis flex.
Working in the era when so-called chief mechanics did everything from engine work to chassis preparation with the assistance, usually, of just one helper, Bignotti joined forces with A.J. Foyt in 1960.
The RapidIO interconnect allows chip-to-chip, board-to-board, and chassis-to-chassis communications at performance levels scaling from 1 gigabit per second per link up to 20 Gbps [13].
This, in turn, can then be applied to the chassis to confirm that the chassis design is adequate for the application.
See, the quality of replicas ranges from cheap fibreglass bodies duct-taped to flimsy chassis to re-creations done in better-than-original, highly polished aluminium bodies over chassis far superior to what Shelby peddled a half-century ago.
The last we saw of them, they were in a pink hatchback, pursued by MI5, with a bomb clamped to the chassis, about to meet their end.
Parts from old jeeps are cut and welded and combined with wooden planks to form a chassis.
