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Meanings of self-propelling in English
Containing within itself the means of propulsion or movement.
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Examples for "automotive"
Examples for "automotive"
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Fitch said it expected the crisis to affect the entire automotive sector.
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Number one market share in infotainment and telematics, incredible success in automotive.
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Thirty years ago, the People's Republic of China was an automotive backwater.
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Its products are used in the automotive, commercial transportation and sensors markets.
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Jaguar Land Rover Before we continue, a few words about automotive jargon.
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Directional switching in a self-propelled particle model with delayed interactions is investigated.
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The Antares majestically emerged from its horizontal hanger on a self-propelled transporter.
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These are a family of weapons which are self-propelled, medium-range surface-to-air missile systems.
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Electric automobiles are the most simple of all the self-propelled vehicles.
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A new development in the interaction of infantry with self-propelled artillery.
Usage of self-propelling in English
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Liftboats are self-propelling rigs that support offshore energy work such as platform maintenance.
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It's a self-propelling, human-powered hydrofoil, which lets you skate across water by hopping.
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They could have a self-propelling stretcher back for Hicks in a few minutes.
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He had about a dozen grenades left, three self-propelling.
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And so London keeps rolling on, a self-propelling home advantage There is no real answer to any of this.
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Our results provide insight into the control and guidance of artificial and synthetic self-propelling active microswimmers near elastic confinements.
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They also were more pleased by a three-dimensional look and images of "self-propelling" rather than stationary objects.
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Of course, in the wider world Touré is by no means the first to indulge in a bit of self-propelling micro-preparation.
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Cricket's new world is about individualism, portable skills, being your own self-propelling captain, required just to turn up and be brilliant.
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They could make twelve miles an hour on the road even though the self-propelling feature was only an incident of the construction.
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We illustrate a new form of self-propelling and steering torpedo, designed and patented by Mr. Richard Paulson, of Boon Hills, Langwith, Notts.
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"But if, as you said, she has to move around in one of those self-propelling wheel-chairs, how does she ever get her house-work done, Thad?"