Sentence examples for a powerplant from inspiring English sources

The engine will make its North American debut this year, as a powerplant for the Ford Fiesta.

A penchant for deliriously oblique titles – Journey of a Lost Tooth in India, Death of an Ant Near a Powerplant in the Country, Christ Entering Zihuatanejo – added to the mystique.

According to later Coandă descriptions, cast aluminium components were also made by Clerget to create a powerplant with a weight of 2.8 pounds (1.3 kg) per horsepower (equivalent to a power-to-weight ratio of 0.36 hp/lb), a considerable achievement at the time.

The leaf material was combined and ground in liquid nitrogen, and DNA was extracted following the manufacturer's protocol using a PowerPlant DNA Isolation Kit (MO BIO Laboratories, Carlsbad, California, USA).

Genomic DNA was extracted using a PowerPlant DNA Isolation Kit (MO-BIO Laboratories, CArlsbad, CA), with a modified purification part of the protocol using chloroform separation and ethanol precipitation steps instead of column cleaning.

From there, make for the cluster of clubs around Ostbahnhof station, where Berghain (berghain.de), a techno mecca in a former powerplant, will be partying well beyond midday on the 1st.

The changes include the adoption of a new powerplant, the General Electric F414G, an active electronically scanned array radar, and significantly increased internal fuel capacity.

Even with having a better powerplant at his disposal, he had a lot of bad luck.

But for a brief time in the late 1960s and early 1970s, it looked as if real innovation was taking hold in the form of a new powerplant that was lighter, smoother, simpler than a reciprocating piston engine and also capable of producing more power for its size.

However these methods are based on decoupling rigid body modes from a grounded powerplant model which ignores chassis and suspension system interactions.

The company was able to make the 300SL because it used a modified version of the 300′s engine, thus avoiding the cost of developing a new powerplant from scratch.