Sentences with phrase «shaft in»

I can recall the old illustration used to define Horsepower where a typical English draft horse lifted a given weight up a well shaft in a certain time.

[21] As the first attempt of activating the Generator fails, Samus enters a ventilation shaft in her Morph Ball form and activates the machine via Bomb Slots.

Argonians kind of got the shaft in Skyrim (really... water breathing is helpful for about five total minutes in that game), but they are the ideal class for healers and tanks with their Resoration buff as well as increased Restoration receiving and potion effects.

I simply want something that the console crowd can adopt and use as a viable option, such that game developers stop giving the PC market the shaft in terms of releases and ports.

It involved timing a button push at the exact moment so we could both move up the shaft in a timely manner.

I think it's majorly getting the shaft in the review circles.

You can even see the drive shaft in action if you choose to drive a truck without a bed on it.

In X-Naut Fortress, go in to the ventilation shaft in sublevel 2 and drop through the far right vent in to the dressing room.

El Sótano de las Golondrinas known as «the Cave of Swallows» in English, is the largest known cave shaft in the world, and with a depth of 1400 feet, it is the second deepest pit in Mexico.

Both the housekeeper and the little girl lived at the hotel and were pushed down the elevator shaft in the early 1900's.

Elsewhere there's the Baja Peninsula, a beautiful area with long beaches backed by mountains and countless bays, the network of canyons that makes up Copper Canyon, larger and deeper than the Grand Canyon, and Sotano de las Golondrinas (the Cave of Swallows), the largest known cave shaft in the world with a depth of 1400 feet.

It is positioned ahead of the rear wheels (and over the three - piece propeller shaft in AWD models) to help guard against collision damage.

In the year of its creation, in 1980, quattro technology was a unique idea — a hollow shaft in the transmission that transmits engine power to both the front and rear wheels with a centre differential.

Has a 1972 455 now with a TH400 long shaft in it.

In terms of vibration behaviour, the engine shows parallels to BMW's straight six - cylinder power unit and features a forged steel roller - bearing supported balancer shaft in order to reduce vibration.

Designed with a classic bevel gear layout, it sent 50 percent of the torque to the rear axle via the prop shaft in every driving situation.

The stroke of genius by Audi was a 263 millimeter (10.35 in) drilled out secondary shaft in the gearbox, through which power flowed in two directions.

Fuel is delivered by twin, high pressure fuel pumps driven via an auxiliary shaft in the all new engine block.

A balance shaft in the engine's alloy crankcase provides for greater smoothness.

The clutch release bearing is operated by a concentric slave cylinder that surrounds the input shaft in the clutch housing.

to a maximum of 9.7 mm, with the electric motor adjusting the eccentric shaft in 0.3 seconds.

Shaft in an engine block or cylinder head that includes a series of lobes which regulates opening and closing the intake and exhaust valves, allowing the engine to «breathe.»

Lotus is no stranger to crisis; it has almost fatally snapped a half shaft in the metaphorical high - g corner that is the automobile industry several times in its nearly sixty years in business, so one has no difficulty believing Bahar's assertion that the company once again urgently requires a change.

This is one of the main bolts that hold the crank shaft in.

If the bike is turned off and it is difficult to get it into neutral, push the bike forward and backward which will rotate the secondary shaft in the transmission and allow the dogs and slots on the shafts to line up in order to get into or out of a gear.

The sort of flexible shaft in your image will not transmit enough torque to loosen a bolt tightened at 30Nm.

For getting maximum possible constant torque, I have TAPPED POWER from the first portion to MAIN DRIVE SHAFT in such a manner which ensures that maximum possible continuous torque will be available to MAIN DRIVE SHAFT.

But it's a classic example of the bad guy getting the shaft in favor of the good guy in an MCU movie.

Circle of Iron is based on an original script called «The Silent Flute», notable for originally being written by such luminaries as actors James Coburn (Payback, The Nutty Professor) and Bruce Lee (Enter the Dragon, The Chinese Connection), as well as prolific screenwriter Stirling Silliphant (The Enforcer, Shaft in Africa), almost a decade before.

This does not end with the credits, as Wallace continues keeping a balance — albeit a skewed one, this is a movie meant mainly for American audiences — by showing the mental mêlée played between the leaders of the two armies and the fact that the dead Vietnamese soldiers were just as unfortunate losses as the Americans, just that they are on the side that normally gets the shaft in Hollywood cinema.

Spoiler alert: how does FBI guy from Will & Grace die if they prevent him falling down the lift shaft in the first place?

Rod 35 cm for a round of ankle of 27 cm and 35 cm top of shaft in T37.

Make sure to check out the height of the boot shaft in case you're looking for a taller boot since these are shorter.

The 3 deltoid insertions attach at a similar site at its most distal point, but attach more posterior to the humeral shaft in the order anterior > middle > posterior.

Although their identities can never be known, the absence of an arrow shaft in his shoulder — only the arrowhead remains — suggests that one was a companion who pulled out the shaft.

Demirköz gestures toward the bladed shaft in front of her, which stands 25 meters high.

Armed with a logbook, GPS and camera, Johnson walked 52.2 miles over four days, documenting everything, from the earthquake training area, which is now behind building 325, to a plastic skeleton in an elevator shaft in building 301.

The silicon beam is like the board of a seesaw and the waveguide is like the shaft in the center.

That means New Mexico State University microbiologist Geoffrey Battle Smith has spent most summers commuting to work in a bumpy, 500 - feet - a-minute elevator down a 2,150 - foot mine shaft in the desert outside Carlsbad, N.M. Inside a tunnel, formally known as a drift, Smith incubates bacteria and mammalian cells in a steel vault the size of a garden shed.

Guards at an abandoned mine shaft in South Africa have shot and killed at least four illegal miners, according to reports.

And then shaft them in the ass like they did thousands of Catholic school children.

In his renovation, a striking baldacchino of copper, brass, aluminum, and steel rods over the altar serves the same purpose as does the light shaft in the Grailville Oratory.

«For anyone driven crazy by the faux warm and fuzzy PR of the so - called sharing economy Steven Hill's Raw Deal: How the «Uber Economy» and Runaway Capitalism Are Screwing American Workers should be required reading... Hill is an extremely well - informed skeptic who presents a satisfyingly blistering critique of high tech's disingenuous equating of sharing with profiteering... Hill includes two chapters listing potential solutions for the crises facing U.S. workers... Hill stresses the need for movement organizing to create a safety net strong enough to save the millions of workers currently being shafted in venture capital's brave new world.»

The Hippo high head series submersible slurry pump system can remove acid mine drainage (AMD) water from flooded mine shafts in a...

«I've played graphite shafts in irons since my back surgery [at age 18].

He's won pretty much everywhere he's coached and got shafted in Cleveland.

Staying cautiously optimistic we could get to 6, but if we do (and don't get shafted in the lotto) we're guaranteed someone with star potential.

I'm told that Huntley got a bit shafted in the LATFOR redistricting process.

Flex: For the most part, club manufacturers will offer shafts in regular, heavier and stiffer the shaft, the lower the ball.

Arms crossed, he spews out mile - a-minute descriptions of thousand - foot shafts in the sea, where the familiar physics of crystallization, gravity, and pressure gradients will separate salt and produce distilled water.