Show all the locus run by different kinds of wheels. Discover that the round wheels run most smoothly, so they can run fastest.
The drive wheels then rotate as necessary, to achieve both balance and propulsion.
Merlin was very proud of his invention and dreamed of arriving at the party on wheels while playing the violin.
As evidence of the river system's health, our skipper points out a 2m bull shark as it leaps skyward and a brahminy kite wheels overhead.
Chariot wheels in Asia Minor were heavy, whereas those of the Greeks were light since they had to operate on rocky ground.
I wandered past stalls selling saffron, fur hats and silver bracelets to find clay ovens filled with wheels of golden dough, which were mouth-watering mutton-filled puff-pastries called samsas.
The teeth on those two wheels mesh as the wheels revolve.
The only way to reach the abandoned village are your feet or own wheels. Preferably, jeep wheels as there is almost no transport connection.
Stair pivots and wheels into the adjacent lab, avoiding a number of obstacles on the way.
Every morning the cipher clerk operating a Hagelin inside the embassy reset the wheels before beginning transmissions.
Welcome old and new custom-ers to make order and cooperate with us, undertake processing all kinds of steel wire wheels and brushes!
Here and there in the road and fields lay buckles and bits of harness leather, canteens flattened by hooves and caisson wheels, buttons, blue caps, worn socks, bits of bloody rags, all the litter left by the marching army.
Don' t mire the wheels of a cart.
The accumulator delivers that pressure to a hydraulic motor that turns the wheels.
All the wheels of the truck were tied up with iron chains to avoid skidding on the ice road.
Pressing the brake pedal in your car, for example, may conjure a mental image of pushing a lever that rubs against the wheels to slow you down.
So I sawed off two thick rollers from one end, pierced them for wheels, and then of a joist which I had found drifting on the river in the summer I made an axletree, and on this I rolled my boat out.
When you spin the wheels, the first and third wheels spin in one direction, while the second wheel spins the other direction.
The solid axle suspension uses a solid steel dead axle (does not turn with wheels) with a leaf spring at each side. The wheels swivel on each end via a pivot arrangement between the axle and the wheel spindle.
He had a suitcase that — I don't know exactly, something like this — had a strap that you'd pull it along and it had four little wheels on the bottom and it worked.
The wheels of the truck were chocked by the driver.
I made a skateboard out of an old box with wheels and got here as soon as I could.
There may be room to innovate with scroll wheels and other input mechanisms for content navigation, but these will likely need to be compatible with other set-top devices in addition to yours (see the next point), so take care in your design choices.
The indigenous peoples of North America, however, would not use wheels for transportation until the arrival of European settlers.
The machinist is aligning the wheels of the car.
That is considerably more than most hybrid and electric cars manage, which are limited by the fact that their electric motors are connected to only one pair of wheels.
Then, when much blood had clogged their chariot-wheels, I would go up and wash them from sweet wells, Even with truths that lie too deep for taint.
The 9.3-inch-long aerodynamic heirloom toy, with its carnelian-core wheels, precision bearings, and stainless steel axles, is built to be passed down from generation to car-loving generation.
And, the grease that keeps the wheels turning has virtually run dry.
a cart for carrying small loads; has handles and one or more wheels.
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