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• The CVT s variable gear ratios allow for both quick, initial acceleration and efficient, low-rpm cruising.
• For the same reason, he stood out against variable gears long after they had become common elsewhere.
• :" I applaud this test, but I still feel that variable gears are only for people over 45.
• While the original two-speed Powerglide continued unchanged, Turboglide provided a continuously variable gear ratio which made " shifting " imperceptible.
• A variable gear ratio, based upon different anatomical position, loading and movement conditions, has since been dubbed spatially varying gear ratio.
• The IS F Sport models include enhanced handling and performance, Adaptive Variable Suspension and Variable Gear Ratio Steering ( IS 350 ).
• In vehicles equipped with Variable Gear Ratio Steering ( VGRS ), VDIM also manages steering gear ratios to help the driver maintain control.
• The team decided to omit a number of " Rally 2.0 " features, such as multiplayer, manual transmission, variable gear ratios, weather reports, and the cockpit camera view.
• Holland had a single 81-inch freewheel, meaning he had no variable gears and that he had to pedal faster than he could manage to stay with the others.
• Using electric variable gear ratio steering power steering, this more advanced system could also alter steering gear ratios and steering torque levels to assist the driver in evasive manoeuvres.
• There is little independent information available relating to the efficiency of belt drives and infinitely variable gear systems; even the manufacturers / suppliers appear reluctant to provide any numbers.
• Since cyclists'legs are most efficient over a narrow range of pedaling speeds, or cadence, a variable gear ratio helps a cyclist to maintain an optimum pedalling speed while covering varied terrain.
• Variable gear ratios proved a significant advantage in competition, leading riders of other marques to complain the Gradua gave an unfair advantage; eventually Zeniths with Gradua gears were banned from many competitions.
• It also includes a new electric power steering system with a variable gear ratio to allow for smooth, high-speed lane changes and increased maneuverability at lower speeds or when parking, the company added.
• "Active steering " describes a type of power electric variable gear ratio power steering technology introduced by BMW in 2003 first appearing on the redesigned 5-series which varies the degree that the wheels turn in response to the steering wheel.
• New to the GS line was an electric power steering ( EPS ) system, and both the V8 and hybrid models featured a variable gear ratio steering ( VGRS ) system and Electronically Controlled Brake ( ECB ) a type of brake-by-wire system.
• More sophisticated systems also " pre-stretch " the film before wrapping by means of fixed / variable gear ratios or other, even more sophisticated means, such as hydraulic ratios which can better take advantage of film " sweet spots ", improving performance and film savings.
• He is a cousin of the late Edward Hartley Clay, inventor of the infinitely variable gear which resides in the Institute of Mechanical Engineers, and designer of an early prototype portable building used by Holst and Co, which Mr Clay showed to the instigator of the Portakabin.
• Also new to the GS line was an Electric Power Steering ( EPS ) system replacing the previous model's hydraulic steering pump, while the V8 model featured a Variable Gear Ratio Steering ( VGRS ) system and Electronically Controlled Brake ( ECB ) a type of brake-by-wire system.
• The 2003 LX 470 came with Variable Gear Ratio Steering ( VGRS ) system, varying steering ratios from 12.4 to 1 to 18.0 to 1 ( previously fixed at 19.8 to 1 ), allowing the driver to apply less steering input to maneuver in tight places such as parking lots.