Sentence examples for transmission made from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, there is the matter of the V-6 engine, a venerable G.M. design built in China, and the transmission, made in Japan.

An easy to modulate clutch and sharply defined gates in the 4-speed manual transmission made rowing through the gears a breeze.

It uses a five-speed automatic transmission made in Japan by Aisin Seiki, though G.M. is a leading manufacturer of automatic transmissions.

The manual transmission made it easier to keep the tiny engine in its sweet spot, and the fuel-saving tires didn't detract much from cornering grip.

Very few consumers ask: where is the engine built or where is the transmission made?" Assessing the quality of Chinese manufacturing is difficult, partly because of the design of this particular engine.

Defense lawyers in the obstruction of justice trial of Martha Stewart Martha Stewart and her stockbroker Peter Bacanovic Peter Bacanovic suggested that federal investigations work the same way, but with mistakes in transmission made worse by jolts of bias and ambition.

That creates networks, rather than chains, of transmission, making it easier for HIV to spread.

The engine and transmission make a reasonable team, providing adequate acceleration and civility despite an unloaded weight of 4,695 pounds.

The four-wheel drive system and auto transmission make it all even easier to press on regardless.

And Mexico's Constitution gives the government nearly complete control of the energy market, including energy production and transmission, making foreign investment difficult.

Why did the 6-speed dry-clutch automatic transmission make the car lurch curiously when my foot was off of the gas?