The transmission uses an electronic controlled capacity clutch in the torque converter, instead of a mechanical lock-up clutch.
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The highest reliability exists for mechanical locks, although they are often more time consuming to open than electronic locks.
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The airplane's manufacturer, Boeing, designed a mechanical lock as a safeguard against unintended activation of the engine thrust reversers.
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The disadvantage of any mechanical lock is that you have to fumble for the keys or tumblers in the dark,
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"You save four or five or six mechanical locks, with their moving parts, and add several antennas, " she said.
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During the 19th century effective mechanical locks were invented that sealed a breech-loading weapon against the escape of propellant gases.
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In the paper, Blaze applies the principles of cryptanalysis, ordinarily used to break secret codes, to the analysis of mechanical lock designs.
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To maintain higher insulation values through the spline, manufacturers use Insulated Lumber, Composite Splines, Mechanical Locks, Overlapping OSB Panels, or other creative methods.
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Our test car was equipped with a four-speed electronically controlled automatic transmission with three programmes and direct mechanical lock up in third / fourth gear.
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I was thus able to make copy keys that would open the mechanical locks but would not start the car ( useful for regular passengers ).
