speedometer造句

The speedometer is faulty.

The speedometer indicates 100 miles per hour.

The speedometer was touching 120 mph .

Well, the speedometer is worn out.

The instrument that measures the speed is a speedometer.

Sure enough, the speedometer shoots up in a satisfactory way.

"Don't you ever look at the speedometer?" the officer scolded.

Sometimes the instruments are read-only, like your speedometer.

I grabbed the dashboard to brace myself and I watched the speedometer climb.

On a land vehicle the speed input is usually obtained from the speedometer drive system.

It is suggested to use the refitted speedometer with mechanical impeller as the sensor.

"Disconnect shifting linkages from transmission, hand-Brake linkage or spring, and speedometer cable."

Differential calculus doesn't need to just be an equation, but the odometer and speedometer on a car.

Standard instrumentation includes a speedometer with odometer and resettable tripmeter as well as indicator lights for neutral, high beam and turn signals.

The speedometer, tachometer, trip meter, fuel gauge and other indicators are set in optimum position to keep the field of vision clear.

"This'll do it, Harry, hold on tight!" yelled Hagrid, and Harry saw him slam his whole hand onto the purple button beside the speedometer.

A population study from Finland has developed a fascinating scale that can predict 20-year risk for dementia - sort of a brain aging speedometer.

Although Tesla was unable to convince anyone to manufacture his bladeless turbine, he was able to patent an automotive speedometer based on the same principle: the use of viscous forces that cause closely placed disks to spin.

You can define the excessive speed of a motor-car in terms of a pointer reading on a speedometer. But can you define excessive noise in the same way?