Sentences with phrase «seamless shifting from»

Not exact matches

Plaza (Parks and Recreaction) and DeHaan (The Place Beyond the Pines) deliver thoroughly enjoyable performances, shifting from drama to comedy with a seamless quality.

Although the shift speed of its e-gear transmission is less slovenly than before, it's still very far from seamless.

The six - speed transmission on the Q7 gives it plenty of gears to choose from, and the shifting feels pretty seamless — it doesn't hunt for gears.

The 309 kW V8 engine produces 400 Nm of torque and sprints from 0 - 100 km / h in just 5.3 seconds in the six - speed manual transmission guise, while the double - clutch gearbox with its seven speeds and seamless gear shifting allows this sprint time to be reduced to an amazing 5.1 seconds.

The hybrid system, as noted, is flawless and seamless, shifting from gas to electric to gas - electric combo without anyone — driver included — noting a difference.

There's no lag from the twin - turbo set - up, and while its responses are rather lethargic in full auto and Comfort modes, the HS package delivers rapid and seamless shifts in Sport mode.

This hybrid system provides a fast and seamless transition from EV to gasoline to hybrid modes, as well as more refined shift quality.

Shifting back our focus on the original playbook, there's no doubt that the first impression you'll have from it is its superb and stunning appearance that's nothing short of sleek and seamless.

The debate whether print news will survive the digital revolution has been around forever, but there is something to learn from the seamless shift The Guardian has made.

Some climate scientists and environmental campaigners said Mr. Cooney's quick shift from the White House to Exxon was evidence of a near - seamless relationship between the Bush administration and the oil industry.

The evolution of search engine results in just the past few years has shown a dramatic shift away from lists of websites towards providing seamless — and accurate — answers.

Today, HR professionals have continually shifting priorities, internal demands, technology upgrades and changes to the job market as applicants demand a transparent, personalized and seamless candidate experience from the moment they hit your career page to their first day in the office.

One important lesson from Bellingham — and worth calling attention to right from the start — is that a seamless shift can not happen without an intentional plan to train teachers and principals on how to maximize the new time to teach in the ways that young children learn best.