body hardware造句

• All of our actions and perceptions will be automatically " evaluated " by our body hardware according to their contribution to homeostasis.
• The study says GM makes all of its lighting systems and body hardware, for example, while Ford and Chrysler make none of theirs.
• The major complaint for all three : squeaks, rattles and loose trim, which are part of the survey's " body integrity " and " body hardware " categories.
• Leo Murphy, who owns the Lion's Den tattoo and piercing shop in Salem, started to worry when he saw growing numbers of teen-agers demanding more and more body hardware.
• The company's core competencies include the engineering and manufacturing of complex mechanisms, body hardware, suspension systems, and body structures, as well as the design and development of lightweight composite automotive systems.
• Problem areas included body integrity, which includes paint wear and rusting issues, body hardware bumpers being loose, audio system, brakes and suspension according to the Consumer Reports issue of April 2006.
• A new "'WBH "'option, standing for "'Without Body Hardware "', deleted the Avalanche's standard gray body-side cladding panels and replacing them with a thin black strip of plastic, for a cleaner exterior appearance.
• The uncladded model, known as the Without Body Hardware ( or better by its acronym " WBH " ), and alternatively called " slicksides " by GM marketers, resembles the'03-' 05 Silverado in the front.
• In 2007, " Consumer Reports " predicted reliability survey blamed the 2006 first-year GS in the all-wheel-drive form, which had problems in integrity ( rattles ), body hardware and sound system, as the sole reason for lowering Lexus'overall score.
• Wilmot Breeden combined leaf-tumbler barrels with parallel innovations in pressure diecasting and chromium-plating and thus became the major manufacture of vehicle body hardware in the UK nearly fifty years, supplying all of the country's vehicle manufacturers apart from Rolls Royce & Bentley who remained with pin-tumbler designs.
• That should remain a constant although the Consumer Reports New Car Preview 2003, which should be on the newsstands now, dropped the Camry ( and several other Japanese models redesigned in 1992, including the Nissan Altima and Subaru Impreza, to average reliabilty with the major complaint for all three being squeaks, rattles and loose trim, part of CR's " body integrity " and " body hardware " categories.