That makes the electric motor the prime mover, with the engine used to assist the motor and power the generator. |
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In addition, it is used as the prime mover for the forward repair system and various engineer mission modules. |
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Generally, it has been the movie industry that has been the prime mover behind legislation requiring the use of anti-piracy devices. |
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He is the prime mover in an international contest to extend the lives of laboratory mice. |
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On first glance, this indicates that the prime mover would have been yawing to the left quite rapidly even though the test section was straight. |
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This places the chuckholes and the like in the area between the rear wheels of the prime mover and the wheels of the trailer. |
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He became a prime mover in the development of an international language Ido based on Esperanto. |
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The project has been very successful as a prime mover in changing the agenda of telework from one of debate to one of action and practice. |
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The diesel engine continues to be the prime mover in a significant segment of the transportation market. |
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However, competitors are moving fast and Europe's prime mover advantage could be rapidly lost. |
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This will help in selecting the type of prime mover for the system and in selecting the appropriate size. |
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He was a prime mover behind the Saudi military intervention in Bahrain a year ago to smash an incipient Shia reform movement. |
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Leo is strategic, the queen on the chessboard, the prime mover of the zodiac. |
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Stowed within this hold are two bulldozers with scrapers attached, several flatbed trucks, a diesel-powered roller, a prime mover, two tractors and some truck trailers. |
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Vestas has clearly been the prime mover in WindMade and they both deserve and have received credit for that. |
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Love is the prime mover in the human relationship with pets, and as the popular song goes, the world can never get enough of it. |
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Roche's particular role as prime mover and main beneficiary of these collusive arrangements is to be noted. |
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The prime mover behind the show, Andy Valmorbida, who is now 30, moved with his family to Manhattan when he was in his mid teens. |
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And yes, she was certainly a prime mover both in reform of the legislation but also in introducing and encouraging family mediation. |
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Fadoua Ouerdiane is also the prime mover in the design, installation and the maintenance of the website, www.euromedtransport.org. |
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He has been a lightning rod for criticism, despite his many successes, including his role as the prime mover in the rapid sequencing of the human genome. |
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Lady Julia Drummond, first president of the Montreal Local Council of Women, was the prime mover behind the successful organisation of the COS in Montreal. |
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In spite it numerous shortcomings, the Commission should be a prime mover and coordinator in situations where human rights are seriously at stake. |
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For specific operating information such as start-up, shutdown, and the prime mover's response to signals from the Woodward control, refer to the prime mover manufacturer's manual. |
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Low incomes and poverty are risk factors for divorce as is a very rapid upward social mobility where the acquisition of money and status is a prime mover. |
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He said his client had learning difficulties including dyslexia and dyscalculia and was not the prime mover or organiser of the attack. |
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That includes remembering that whilst Health and Consumer Protection Directorate-General is the prime mover in consumer protection policy and initiatives, there are 23 other DGs out there whose work can also affect consumers. |
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Recent concerns about fuel sources and pollution have incited a renewed interest in steam both as a component of cogeneration processes and as a prime mover. |
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Radials last longer and help the prime mover get better mileage. |
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