Sentence examples for transmissions a from inspiring English sources

The brand is offering the R in two- and four-door form, but there is no choice in transmissions: a six-speed manual is it.

By Carolyn Kormann February 1 , 2016Although the Aedes aegypti mosquito is responsible for the great majority of Zika virus transmissions, a team of researchers has helped to discover that the virus can also be sexually communicated.

There will be a chance to admire, at the new Humber Street gallery, the work of COUM Transmissions, a collective founded in Hull by Genesis P-Orridge and Cosey Fanni Tutti in the 1960s.

It is a programme that has edge and takes risks, such as in the planned retrospective exploring the work and legacy of COUM Transmissions, a subversive collective founded in Hull in the late 1960s – one which was described by Conservative MP Nicholas Fairbairn as the "wreckers of western civilisation".

All cars, whether automatic or manual, have six-speed transmissions, a welcome advance on the old four-speed autos as well as the five-speed manual previously fitted to 1.4-litre petrol versions of the i30 and its near-sister, the Kia cee'd, which was quite lowly geared in top and therefore offered a rather buzzy motorway experience.

I understand that Cadillac doesn't want the ATS to be perceived as the car you buy when you can't afford a BMW, but the fact is that BMW gives you more for your money: the sweetest engines in the segment, 8-speed automatic transmissions, a better in-car electronic interface and decades of sport-sedan pedigree.

"Affirm a fireball," said another transmission a few seconds later.

According to industry experts, the car runs on a continuous variable transmission, a lighter alternative to manual or automatic transmissions.

Here was a likely case of human-to-human transmission, a critical pre-pandemic stage.

Unusual in this market class, there is just one transmission, a four-speed automatic.

Like an old car that needed a new transmission, a severe steam generator problem could lead to retirement.