electric drive

It was just big enough for four people, with no air lock and a simple electric drive.

Future models will also be available with an electric drive from launch.

The line was rebuilt to use a conventional electric drive in 1907.

In the early days of electric drive technology, electromechanical control systems were used.

Now the 48-unit building is converting to a conventional electric drive.

I gather this baby must be electric drive, but how?"

Known as the T-95e, it does indeed have a hybrid diesel/electric drive system.

When this boiler wore out during the 1940s the electric drive was added.

The rods could be fully inserted in 1.6 seconds by electric drive.

New technologies which promise reduction in weight, such as electric drive, may be incorporated.

An article applauds a Navy decision to build "electric drive" ships.

Combined with the electric drive, the car's horsepower remained roughly constant.

Workmen had recently removed the end cap of the big electric drive motor.

When many automakers are focusing on hybrid and electric drive technology, why diesel?

The RG-35 is also designed to easily accommodate hybrid electric drive.

See generally starting points of the electric drive.

A fleet of 300 Smart electric drives is available on-demand.

After 1900 smaller industrial motors became available and most new installations used individual electric drives.

The F800 Style can also be driven using an electric drive based on fuel cell technology.

Eventually Baldwin converted to electric drive, with a substantial saving in labor and building space.

In 1910 the funicular was converted to electric drive.

The other hybrid adds an electric drive motor to the base powertrain.

And the turbines are far less expensive than fuel cells, another proposed power source for electric drives.

During the day the motor became a flywheel-driven generator to power the electric drive motors.

Winching is normally done by an electric drive that turns the pulley.