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A comparative vehicle safety check that originated in the USA in 1978. For Australian tests, see ANCAP.
State of a transmission when no driving gear has been selected.
Available turning effort developed by an engine under similar conditions to those described for Net Engine Power.
Available output at the flywheel, with ancillary equipment fitted, measured under standard conditions of barometric pressure and temperature.
One that does not oxidize or react readily with other chemicals, i.e. gold, silver and platinum.
Chemical compounds formed during combustion comprising varying proportions of nitrogen and oxygen.
Product of the force in Newtons and distance in metres.