Sentence examples for a separate engine from inspiring English sources

In one proposal, Chrysler executives envisioned building a new sedan by using the Mercedes E-Class chassis and suspension with a separate engine, drive train and external body.

On larger vehicles, a separate engine – or engines - drives other fans that create thrust for the vehicle.

The big questions are: Do you need a separate engine to search your personal social graph, or will Google eventually do it better?

So, I do think it's important--and I know friends who would disagree with me--that culture should try and remain a separate engine from politics and vice versa, because when politics or a state starts to say, "You can't do this" or "It must be this," then we're getting into some kind of totalitarian regime.

The propulsion consisted of four Parsons steam turbines, each of which was housed in a separate engine-room.

Inflexible had two paired sets of Parsons direct-drive turbines, each of which was housed in a separate engine-room and drove an outboard and inboard shaft.

She had two paired sets of Parsons direct-drive turbines, each of which was housed in a separate engine-room and drove two shafts.

Original research integrates lumped inertia powertrain models for the DCT with a detailed synchroniser mechanism model and two separate engine models, comprising of a mean torque model and a harmonic torque model, using torque derived from piston firing.

To meet the special needs of heavy freight traffic in some countries, notably the United States, greater tractive effort was obtained by using two separate engine units under a common boiler.

Sony's SDM-N80 has an attractively skinny profile, but its lissome look is a bit of a cheat: The guts of the unit are housed in a separate "media engine" box that you have to find room for elsewhere.

Another flagship feature for Cliqz is a built-in quick search which lets users search directly in the browser so they don't need to "detour" to a separate search engine, as they put it.