driving belt

Bullock tried to kick a driving belt onto a pulley.

In 1935, the first tests for the production of rayon for tyres and driving belts were performed.

These factors depend on the tension of the driving belt, tension upon the rotating mandrel between centers and the position and sharpness of the knives.

By 1898 a rear wheel drive electric bicycle, which used a driving belt along the outside edge of the wheel was patented by Mathew J. Steffens.

Waterwheels churned outside the ornate House of theGuilded Lilies at the northern tip of the Snare, driving belts and chains to operate many mechanisms of comfort.

A piece of thread acting as a driving belt was slipped over this and also around the circumference of a much larger but light pulley which was also mounted on a thin spindle.

It was found that subjects who started driving belted did not drive any slower when subsequently unbelted, but those who started driving unbelted did drive consistently faster when subsequently belted.

They picked Atkinson up at Wimpole Street, and then traversed that long, roaring rushing, driving belt of the great city which extends through Oxford Street and Bayswater to Notting Hill and the stately Victorian houses of Holland Park.

By a regulation of the 16th of March 1904 provisions for safety and health of women and young workers were strengthened in processes where lead compounds or other poisons are used, and their employment at certain dangerous machines and in cleaning machinery or near driving belts was prohibited.

At the initial launch, the project was valued at €10 million over the course of three years, involving fifteen Pacific Island countries and three French Pacific Territories, (New Caledonia, French Polynesia, and Wallis and Futuna) envisioned as a "driving belt" between these locales.