Sentences with phrase «mechanical linkage»

The 135is shares some of my favorite characteristics of the Audi S5, including the fantastic direct mechanical linkage between the driver's hand and the gears spinning just below; the difference, and in my opinion the tiebreaker, is that BMW uses a proper inline six - cylinder engine instead of the flailing - piston unbalanced V that's become so popular with packaging efficiency experts these days.

But at around the time I turned eight, my inventions became a little more realistic, such as a robotic theater with mechanical linkages that could move scenery and characters in and out of view, and virtual baseball games.

As far as I can see, there is no vacuum actuation on it, so it should be run by plain mechanical linkages.

Mechanical linkage type are dependent on how far open the throttle.

Ok, so it doesn't have the dog «box with exposed mechanical linkage like the Biposto, but the 595 is significantly cheaper at just # 20,290 compared to the fully specced Biposto at # 51,000.

This is achieved via a button - activated shift - by - wire system free of mechanical linkage.

Unlike newer vehicles that use a cable to connect the shift lever in the car to the transmission, vehicles from your cars era use actual mechanical linkages for this.

James Atkinson used unique mechanical linkages to achieve his goal back in the day, but modern versions of his engine use electronics.

All CamPro engines incorporate drive - by - wire technology (specifically electronic throttle control) for better response, [2] eliminating the need for friction - generating mechanical linkages and cables.

Simply stated, this means there is no real mechanical linkage between the brake pedal and the calipers at each wheel.

I've already covered something similar about the various Macross games, as that franchise has a very close mechanical linkage to Transformers, but the issue here isn't a technical and logistical one but a cultural one in regards to the ability of learning from what has gone before.

This has been achieved thanks to the shift by wire system that doesn't have mechanical linkages between a shifter and the transmission and so allows the driver to switch drive modes simply by pressing the right buttons in front of the palm rest.

Instead of the accelerator being connected to the engine's fuel injection system in the traditional way, with mechanical linkage, the pedal's movements are measured electronically.

These three regions create a mechanical linkage that is dependent upon one another for proper shoulder motion that is controlled by the upper trapezius, lower trapezius and serratus anterior.

This little electrical toggle is a long way from a sturdy shift lever attached to mechanical linkages.

The paddles feel like they're operating electrodes rather than mechanical linkages, which has the effect of stripping away the excitement.

The sedan will also feature Infiniti Direct Adaptive Steering, the name for its steer - by - wire system, which Infiniti says is quicker than a mechanical linkage.

A grinding noise when turning can come from the mechanical linkage that allows your steering wheel to turn the tires, or it can come from the hydraulic system that assists you in turning.

For the first time in a production vehicle, luxury brand Infiniti has removed the mechanical linkage between the steering wheel and the front wheels in its Q50 sedan.

Hello - your symptoms suggest a failure or disconnect of the shifter linkage to the transmission (whether cable or mechanical linkage).

Electronic throttle control replaces the conventional cable and mechanical linkage with instantaneous computerized control.

Plus it eliminates the routing space required for housing the mechanical linkages between a normal shifter and the transmission, providing more space in the front of the car.

There is no mechanical linkage between the accelerator pedal and the throttle valve with electronic throttle control.

Electronic throttle control (ETC) is an automobile technology which electronically «connects» the accelerator pedal to the throttle, replacing a mechanical linkage.

The position selected by the driver (P, R, N, D) is transmitted electronically with no mechanical linkage from the shifter to the outside of the transmission.

The 850RE TorqueFlite automatic features a low 4.71:1 First gear and when paired with the Rubicon's NV241OR Rock Trac 4:1 (still with a manual shifter and mechanical linkage) delivers a JK - beating 77.2:1 crawl ratio (compared to 58.9:1 with the current five - speed automatic).

Shifting is via a shift - by - wire system, transmitting shift instructions to the gearbox from the new gear lever via electronic signals rather than a mechanical linkage.

The electronic throttle control replaces the conventional cable and mechanical linkage with fast responding electronics.

In an impressive engineering feat, Infiniti removed the mechanical linkage from steering wheel to rack.

The transmissions use shift - by - wire technology, eliminating a mechanical linkage between the transmission and the gear selector.

There's no mechanical linkage from the steering wheel to the tires, instead it's all done electronically.

A mechanical linkage between the steering wheel and the steering gear is retained in EPAS.

In the event of component failure or power failure that causes a failure to provide assistance, the mechanical linkage serves as a back - up.

The system used an electronic throttle with no mechanical linkage between the gas pedal and the throttle body.

It also eliminates the routing space required for housing the mechanical linkages between a normal shifter and the transmission, providing additional storage space in the front of the car.

Electronic throttle control replaces the conventional cable and mechanical linkage with virtually instantaneous computerized control.

Older cars can experience failure because of a break in the mechanical linkage.