flywheel

The flywheel goes clear to the center of the Earth.

The flywheel, however, can take in most of the power.

The sound you hear is that of the big flywheel.

On the next try, the engine started and its flywheel turned, for the first time in more than 30 years.

You think he's going to slip his flywheel any second.

It was often made as part of the engine's flywheel.

There was nothing of that big engine left but the flywheel.

Who said man was meant to fly, much less flywheel?

The two ends of the U point toward the flywheel.

But he said later that workers must have realized how the flywheels would be used in weapons systems.

The engines had the flywheel at the front of the engine.

It is driven by a drive band from the flywheel.

Now, it was cool because you could spin this flywheel up.

Flywheels have been developed as a method of energy storage.

The energy is stored in either a battery or a flywheel.

With just a flywheel, the boy might not be able to adjust his gun fast enough.

He turned a switch and the heavy flywheel began to spin.

Escaped was the description; the word moved inside him like a flywheel out of control.

Mother spun the flywheel on it and the big door swung open.

"But you wanted to know why we made the flywheel of ceramic.

Its flywheel and all this are going after it's.

There are two types of flywheel, depending on the manufacturing year.

Locomotive power is from the energy stored in a flywheel.

The court ruled that a flywheel in a machine was not such an object.

The drive shaft had been pushed out and turned the flywheel, half a turn anyway.