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- noun Plural form of
speedometer .
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Examples
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Designers need to learn that primary gauges such as speedometers and tachs belong directly in front of the driver, not off to the side.
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The 31-year-old company builds instruments such as speedometers, tachometers and fuel gauges for automobiles from a variety of eras.
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"Adding more speedometers to a broken car won't turn it into a high-performance machine."
Louis Freedberg: Brown Attacks Testing and Data as Measures of School Success
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"Adding more speedometers to a broken car won't turn it into a high-performance machine."
Louis Freedberg: Brown Attacks Testing and Data as Measures of School Success
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"Adding more speedometers to a broken car won't turn it into a high-performance machine."
Louis Freedberg: Brown Attacks Testing and Data as Measures of School Success
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A recent test run of the 1,300 kilometer line had the atmosphere of a shuttle launch, with Chinese journalists flashing peace and thumbs-up signs in front of the train's digital speedometers.
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A recent test run of the 1,300 kilometer line had the atmosphere of a shuttle launch, with Chinese journalists flashing peace and thumbs-up signs in front of the train's digital speedometers.
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First, speedometers that register 160 miles per hour are absolutely absurd.
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BMW says 160-mph speedometers in many of its cars are only slightly beyond their top speed of 155 mph.
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I can't imagine that César could have seen the speedometers on his crushed cars as equivalent to so many brushstrokes by Titian, to be preserved at any cost.
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