Assertion: locomotive | /r/HasProperty | built
Facets:
value: from 1956
type: TEMPORAL
value: the way customers ordered
type: MANNER
value: from 1934
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: This locomotive was built using a 12 hp double-acting marine type engine, running at 300 rpm, mounted on a 4-wheel wagon chassis.
text: From 1934 to 1936 over 191 engines of this class were built and Bahamas is one of four examples preserved.
text: There is no evidence that the locomotive was actually built but the design includes the essential features of gas turbine locomotives built in the 20th century, including compressor, combustion chamber, turbine and air pre-heater.
text: This locomotive was built using a 12 hp double-acting marine type engine, running at 300 rpm, mounted on a 4-wheel wagon chassis.
text: There is no evidence that the locomotive was actually built but the design includes the essential features of gas turbine locomotives built in the 20th century, including compressor, combustion chamber, turbine and air pre-heater.
text: Another locomotive was built using the same system in 1817.
text: Another locomotive was built using the same system in 1817.
text: In this article, we'll start by learning why locomotives are built this way and why they have steel wheels.
text: More than 70,500 locomotives had been built when production ended.
text: It is not known whether any locomotives to Buchli's design were actually built.
text: 28 locomotives were built, although 32 were ordered, the remaining four intended for when the extension from Bank to Liverpool Street was opened.
text: The locomotive was built so that L14A/B, which had proved the usefulness of a long shunting locomotive, could be scrapped.
text: Its locomotives and rolling stock were built and maintained at Swindon Works but other workshops were acquired as it amalgamated with other railways, including the Shrewsbury companies' Stafford Road works at Wolverhampton, and the South Devon's workshops at Newton Abbot.
text: Locomotives were built the way customers ordered them.
text: Due to the wheels this engine has, it would not be able to run in real life, so it is likely that this locomotive was built to run on a pole road.
text: These engines were built from 1956 to 1959 and were withdrawn on Christmas Eve 2003.
text: The Crich machine was built and tested when Brunton was the principal engineer of a leading firm.