English term
so as to be ..
said power output apparatus further comprising a control module which controls said first connection/disconnection module (90), said second connection/disconnection module (95), said third connection/disconnection 5 module (100), and said fourth connection/disconnection module (105) SO AS TO BE A first connection state in which when a rotation speed of said drive
shaft (39) is in a predetermined low rotation range, said first connection/disconnection module (90) connects said second motor shaft (45) to said third shaft (32a);
3 +1 | sous forme de... |
Christian Fournier
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4 +2 | Pour qu'il (elle) soit |
Jonathan Cohen
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Non-PRO (2): GILLES MEUNIER, mchd
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Proposed translations
sous forme de...
Pour qu'il (elle) soit
Autres options...
Afin d'agir comme
Afin d'être
Pour qu'il (elle) soit
De façon qu'il elle soit
De manière à être
Afin d'être une deuxième connexion etc...
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