Usage of "power takeoff"

A device that transfers power from an engine (as in a tractor or other motor vehicle) to another piece of equipment (as to a pump or jackhammer)

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Examples for "PTO"

And I think you've used up all your PTO, Carmelita warns. 
 The whore of babylon, a memoir 

Surprisingly, neither increased oligonucleotide concentration nor PTO linkages enhanced recombineering in L. reuteri 6475. 
 Pubmed 

In April, Doudna's team requested the interference for the PTO to reconsider who deserves the patent. 
 Reuters 

Methods: Patients undergoing medial opening wedge PTO for any indication with follow-up until radiographic union were identified. 
 Pubmed 

Silencing the latter four also inhibited cell death and disease resistance mediated by the PTO resistance gene. 
 Pubmed 

Usage of power takeoff in English

She rose like a zeppelin on power takeoff, and began to read in a singsong voice from a page covered with arithmetic. 
 The Big U 

The flight included a full- power takeoff and climb, cruise at 37,000 feet, descent, approach and landing and was considered a success. 
 Wired 

Frenchman Clement Ader successfully made the first powered takeoff from level ground in his Eole aircraft in 1890. 
 Wired 

Power takeoff from the Model-A. 
 Alas, Babylon 

Meanings of power takeoff in English