Thanks to the gearbox, Fuel efficiency has become far cheaper than it was before. This allows the gear box to lower the engine speed, which in turn saves fuel. As a result, every drop of oil is put to good use. In addition to lower fuel expenses, an environmental benefit is achieved. This is attractive to the environmentally aware consumers and businesses. Simply put, fuel economy is a measure of value regardless essential nowadays: How much pollution does it produce and how high are operating costs are expenditures which will never be recuperated in years ahead.

The gear box offers an unprecedented level of speed control precision, which means that even as you shift gears, your velocity can remain consistent and easily maintained by the operator. That is an extra advantage for many applications, where being able to vary speed is very important: in construction machinery or heavy vehicles to give two examples. Precise control of speed not only improves productivity and safety in the workplace by enabling better handling and maneuverability in varying working conditions. The gear box's ability to assure such a degree of control gives it a role as important item in any system requiring high performance combined with dependability.

There is are four reasons why I consider that the traditional festivals will not disappear in China: First of all, traditional festivals have been celebrated existence lasting for thousands of years, one-year cool annual cycle too long for the immortality of tradition. It may not be transplanted from abroad to replace China fourth greatest source of wealth--our cultural heritage. Second, people in today's society are more concerned with material things than they are spiritual needs, once driven by desire and profit wretchedness takes over where there was once prosperity. But. Third, even a traditional festival with an ancient background and few customs may still be held in high regard by the masses. So it is that on Mid-Autumn Festival day the mooncakes are always heavily discounted, despite their frailty. Finally, as more and more town-dwellers move towards the urban areas in search of work, traditional culture will lose its base. City life will not take up such aspects of soul force; people will drift further from nature and against their natural wishes, live in obedience to clock time which is determined by urban rhythms.":""