Sentences with phrase «electric whirring»

If your canine gets easily spooked by the sound of electric whirring, consider using a pair of dog nail scissors instead.

There was no overboosting or electric whirring sounds — the steering was responsive and the wheel had a comfortable amount of heft.

When the company was developing an early version of its signature HD Hero camera, Woodman set out to solve the wind - noise problem with the help of Zero bikes, which are nearly silent except for a low electric whirring.

With the windows down, the engine has an almost electric whir to it, and lacks the sporty exhaust note that I expected, falling far short of even the VQ's overly - processed growl.

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But a whirring electric drill in your mouth may not seem so bad once you read about these ancient approaches to dentistry.

By now, we've learned to feather the brake pedal just so, and to savor the sounds the 918 makes under hard braking: first, the high - frequency whirring of the regenerative electric motors, followed by the particular grinding of the ceramic brake rotors.

As we head out of the pits there's some electric whooshing, more whirring, and whining, forward movement.

Lots of lights illuminate on the dash and you hear the whirring and whining of electric motors, but no sounds of internal combustion.

Entry is achieved by pressing a delicate silver spindle that sets electric motors whirring to dramatically (all right, slowly) lift the scissor doors.

Lots of lights illuminate on the dash and I hear the whirring and whining of electric motors, but there are no sounds of internal combustion.

By now, I've learned to feather the brake pedal just so, and I've come to savor the sounds the 918 makes under hard braking: first, the high - frequency whirring of the regenerative electric motors, followed by the particular grinding of the ceramic brake rotors.

30 minutes later, with the car having done nothing but sat parked for those 30 minutes, I tried to start the car to go somewhere, but while the starter motor and fan start fine (so the electrics seem good still unlike the previous problem), the engine doesn't join in - the starter cranks and makes the normal whup - whup - whup sound, the fan whirs until I release the ignition, but no gas ignition.

The whir of the electric motor is your near - constant companion, however.

The ride quality is solid, its steering firm, the cabin so quiet I couldn't even hear the whir of the electric motor.

And let's not forget the cool 5 - piece steel and glass top: Activate the switch between the front seats and an array of electric motors whirrs to life, undoing latches and levering panels up and down and back and forth until the roof is folded away into the trunk and Eos, the Greek goddess of the dawn, has risen.

The C - HR is quiet enough to hear the faint whirr of the electric motor at times though, which gives a good impression as to the Toyota's refinement.

With the 97bhp and 128 lb ft of torque of the completely re-engineered 1.8 litre petrol engine boosted by the 71bhp permanent magnet synchronous electric motor, the Prius will whizz and whirr itself from rest to 62mph in a leisurely 10.6 seconds, even if you switch from eco mode to power mode.

Then, with the whir of an electric motor, the seat belts are offered forth to both the driver and front passenger, as an arm pushes the belt forward from where the B pillar would be — just as they are in a Bentley.

Whether in the muffled whir of hybrid mode or the near silence of all - electric driving, I was struck by a ride quality that's about as smooth and compliant as a large luxury sedan.

The Prius C is quiet, as you'd expect, at idle and the periodic whirring and clunking of the electrics that made this car famous are not off - putting.

When I cranked the wheel around while stopped, a whirring sound indicating electric power steering became audible.

When we first pulled the TL SH - AWD out of our parking garage, the steering gave a telltale whirring sound as we cranked the wheel, indicating an electric power steering unit.

At low speeds, you can hear the whir of the electric motor as you crank the wheel around.

Where Toyota's older generation electric power - steering systems made a kind of whirring sound and felt like a rheostat, this Camry's steering offered a good weight and no odd motor sounds.

In other cars, we've heard the whirr of an electric motor as we spun the wheel around, noting the electrically driven nature from the wheel's very light feel.

An electric fan near the front door whirred.