Sentence examples for a flexible engine from inspiring English sources

The technologies employed for implementing the pilot methods include; a web-centric co-development environment, unique methods for enriching planning entities with knowledge, and a flexible engine supporting planning scenarios by using evolutionary computing for optimisation and capability analysis techniques for feedback evaluation.

Isn't the $12,960 Honda Civic DX sedan yet another improvement over previous Hondas, with a reasonably sized cabin, a tight little devil-may-care suspension and a torquey, flexible engine?

But then there's a fairly flexible engine in the Mini, one that is a lot like the SVT Focus in that there's a lot of down-low power (80% of torque comes on at only 2,500 rpm), with 163 horsepower ready to launch you to 60mph in about seven seconds (final stats are still pending for U.S. models).

This study aims to evaluate the influence of different formulations of gasoline on the behavior of a flexible fuel engine, relating the physicochemical properties of fuels with performance, efficiency and gaseous emissions.

A flexible reward engine should have a stable core of rules to ensure fairness over time.

MCPS solutions require a flexible rewards engine that can manage and direct participation over time.

The PARCEL study learned that a flexible reward engine remains critical to shift solver focus to critical areas.

A flexible search engine will enable a wide variety of searches on all aspects of the database and allow users to select sounds to fit their needs as closely as possible.

A flexible query engine is provided for acquisition and investigation of the methylation profiles of genes/regions of interest.

We built a flexible search engine that allow the querying/browsing of the database in a number of ways, either using sequence, structure, and feature-based information.

A flexible query engine has been developed for the acquisition of methylation profiles and transcription profiles for special genes or genomic regions of interest of the selected samples.