Sentence examples for train capable from inspiring English sources
In November, California's voters approved a measure authorizing $10 billion in borrowing to begin work on an 800-mile high-speed train capable of going more than twice as fast as the average speed of the Acela trains on the East Coast, and which could make the trip from San Francisco to Los Angeles in 2 hours and 40 minutes.
Innovatrain - a liner train with stops at many terminals over short distances - is a push‐pull train capable of operating in either direction [21].
Here, several unit operations were assessed in a novel water treatment train capable of remediating antibacterials, metals and pathogenic DNA to generate clean water.
A tilting train refers to a train capable of negotiating a bend or curve at speeds greater than that limited by the curve through the use of active or passive tilting mechanisms.
With a power output of 474 kW, it was the first train capable of in Norway.
That body conceals a plug-in petrol hybrid drive-train capable of powering the Active Tourer for almost twenty miles in electric-only mode after a top-up from the mains.
It was once unthinkable that the most famous name in carbon-burning speed would develop a petrol-electric hybrid (Aston Martin and other luxury car manufactures maintain the right technology doesn't exist yet), but the next Enzo, reportedly under development, may be powered by a hybrid V-12 power-train capable of over 900 horsepower, which was unveiled on Monday at the Beijing auto show.
With trains capable of travelling up to 380kph (236mph), the service will eventually be extended to nearby Hong Kong.
The Acela Express is the fastest and most luxurious Amtrak service, with trains capable of carrying passengers along the Northeast Corridor at speeds up to 150 miles an hour.
Responding to safety concerns, a Home Office spokesperson said: "The bill requires that any designated police volunteer must be considered by their chief constable to be trained, capable and suitable to carry out their role".
Bombardier Sifang, a joint venture between Canadian and Chinese trainmakers, won a $4 billion contract in September to produce 80 trains capable of achieving nearly 240mph with a new energy-efficient system for propulsion and control.
