Sentence examples for transmissions made from inspiring English sources
One-third of all the cars Ford makes worldwide use transmissions made at its Van Dyke factory.
"It was innovative in the sense that Ford set up a global assembly line with the engines and transmissions made in Europe and the car itself assembled in the United States".
The engine's efforts are channelled through one of the best automatic transmissions made today, a six-speed unit which can either be left to its own, well-judged devices or controlled manually via paddle-shifters behind the steering wheel.
The Japanese automaker, the Mazda Motor Corporation, said yesterday that its European built cars will carry engines and transmissions made by the Ford Motor Company, strengthening an alliance between the two companies.
Only about 30 miles from Colombia, Jaque is close enough that the Panamanian border police say they often overhear radio transmissions made by frantic Colombian forces under guerrilla attack.
35 Thus, it must be held that Directive 2006/115 gives the Member States the option of providing for more protective provisions with regard to the broadcasting and communication to the public of transmissions made by broadcasting organisations than those which must be instituted in accordance with Article 8(3) of that directive.
The clutter-free styling remains fresh, and the cars were often equipped with air-conditioning and automatic transmissions, making them pleasant choices for driving in traffic.
The Associated Press quickly put it on its wire service before Russian censors could clamp down on transmissions, making their leader look less than dominant, and it made front pages around the world.
Reducing Red Button transmissions making the service consistent across all digital TV platforms.
The broadcast nature of wireless transmissions makes wireless networks susceptible to interference, which deteriorates quality of service (QoS) provisioning.
An outspoken but small group of critics has long complained about the smart meters, contending their electronic transmissions make them sick.
