CAR

A car is a primitive transport vehicle that moves on two or

more wheels, moved by animal traction. Pulled by horses,
mules, donkeys, oxen, and other animals, according to the
fauna, it can also be called wagon, hansom carriage,
stagecoach, etc.
The cars also used for other ceremonies such as stowing
images of the gods on the day of public prayers; those
statues were also placed in the same whose apotheosis was done, and they were in
illustrious families attending the party.

TIRE
A tire 'on the lung ", by air bearing, also called cover, tire, rubber or
rubber in some regions, is a toroidal piece of rubber is placed on the
wheels of various vehicles and machines. Its main function is to allow
adequate adhesion and friction contact with the pavement, allowing
starting, braking and guide. The soft rubber part which inflates and is
air-filled chamber (tube is inflated toroidal shape and is between the
tire and the tire or wheel, is an air chamber). There tires not bearing
chamber, that is, the air pressure is contained directly by the tire and rim.
Tires generally have the reinforcing threads. Depending on the orientation of these
threads, they fall in diagonal or radial. The radial type are the standard for almost all
modern cars.

MOTOR
An engine is the systematic part of a machine capable of operating the system,
transforming some kind of energy (electricity, fossil fuels, etc.),
mechanical energy capable of doing work. In cars this effect is
a force that causes movement. There are several types, the
most common being of the following:
Heat engines, when the work is obtained from heat energy.
Internal combustion engines are heat engines in which
combustion engine fluid occurs, transforming chemical energy
into thermal energy, from which mechanical energy is obtained.

WINDSCREEN
Windshield, moon, or front window glass are designations of
the transparent surface used in automobiles to allow
visibility, obtain aerodynamics and protect occupants from
the elements (wind, rain, dust, insects, etc.). Although for
many years were made of tempered glass, current laminated
glass windscreens, comprising two glass sheets with a layer laminated polycarbonate
security between them, and that at the time of impact burst without releasing hazardous
particles for occupants vehicle, give greater assurance of safety. Motorcycle windshields
are usually acrylic impact-resistant plastic. Similar features have the similar superfices of
any vehicle (rail, ship, plane, etc.)

REARVIEW
A mirror is a functional type of mirror that own the cars and
other vehicles, which are designed to allow the driver to
see the area that is behind the vehicle through the rear
window.
The mirrors are sometimes confused with the side mirrors,
which are a different type of mirrors that are located on the
left and right sides of many modern vehicles. While these
mirrors look back, its purpose is to show the driver the traffic to the right and left of the car.
Internal rear-view mirrors and side mirror driver's side are specifically required by law that
are not provided with magnification and therefore are convex.

BUMPER
The bumper or bumper is part of a vehicle that is in the
back and front of it in order to cushion and protect the
vehicle in case of collision, absorbing the kinetic energy
and pushing shaped rebound toward the center of shock
, thus reducing damage but no impact.
In 1905 they came the first rubber bumpers created, and then, in 1985, be improved by
making plastic, being lighter and safer. Today there are various materials to make them,
from steel or aluminum, to rubber and plastic derivatives. It is included in the purchase of
any car.

TAILLIGHTS
Warn that reverse gear is circulated and is placed at the back
being white.
Vehicle lights must be on while this circulating during the
period from half an hour after sunset only until half an hour
before departure, and in any case, while they lit the street
lights and whenever conditions time required.
These lights are designed to allow the driver to timely observe the dangers, and turn
others realize the proximity in time or position in the track.

STEERING WHEEL
A steering wheel (also known as the wheel or wheel) is a type
of steering control in vehicles.
The flyers are used in all types of vehicles, from cars to light
and heavy trucks. The steering wheel is part of the steering
system that is manipulated by the driver, generating actions that are answered by the rest
of the system. This is achieved through direct mechanical contact such as rack and pinion,
with or without the aid of power steering, EPS, or as in some modern production cars with
the help of computer-controlled engines, known as energy management power. With the
introduction of the federal regulation of vehicles in the United States in 1968, FMVSS 114,
locking the rotation of the flywheel is required to prevent the theft of motor vehicles. In
most vehicles this is achieved when the ignition key in the ignition system (ignition lock) is
removed.

LIGHTHOUSES
It is also a being who carries in his heart the ancient
treasures hidden from our ancestors, denies, but is and is
not considered the fact maya.
Of course there are differences between different groups of
Ladino, according reside in the city or in the countryside, female and male attitudes
according to the geographical location where your daily work develops. Likewise different
forms of oral expression, gesturing, behave themselves and towards others it is
distinguished.
Previously we refer to as the mestizo ladino, son of Mayan and Spanish women.

FLIGHT
Is the action of any movement or fly through the air
effect generated by aerodynamic lift or aerostatic
buoyancy. Also called displacement flight of spacecraft
beyond the Earth's atmosphere.
Flying is moved through a three-dimensional space, with
vector or relative movements in either direction.
Examples: paratroopers during freefall, but always go
down, and fly through space relatively.