Sentence examples for adapt to engine from inspiring English sources

Front views aren't bad through the steeply sloped windshield, but rear views appear best through the side mirrors, which reach wide of the huge, retractable motor cooling vents (they adapt to engine temperature and car speed to pass maximum air through the engine compartment).

Ohad told me that a Mac version is also planned, although this will require some work to adapt to the WebKit engine used by Apple.

The vision for the product is clear, albeit complicated: create a social network for everyone that would simultaneously provide Google with enough data about each user to ensure its search engine could adapt to a more social world.

Computationally the construction of more comprehensive database, and attempts to equalize target and decoy database to increase sensitivity when using traditional FDR controlling [ 39], or modified algorithms of search engines to adapt to different purposes [ 40] also expanded a great deal the peptide and protein identification rate.

The growing heterogeneity and dynamic nature of the networks, terminals, and usage environments has boosted the need for powerful scalable video coding engines able to efficiently adapt to changing consumption conditions.

In [15], reconfigurable acceleration engines were developed in the interpolation filter hardware architecture to adapt to different filter types.

The proposed modeling method can also be easily adapted to existing physics engines.

The Sorento shares no chassis structure with the Hyundai Santa Fe, though it does borrow Hyundai's 192-horsepower 24-valve V-6 engine, which Kia has adapted to fit lengthwise in the engine compartment.

The diesel engine, adapted to warships even before World War II, has remained in use in the navies of the world, as have steam turbines.

The first space frame chassis was actually built from an older McKee car initially built for the Can Am series in 1966, but adapted to house the turbine engine.

These characteristics make the Stirling engines adapted to the demand of the effective use of energy and environmental preservation [2, 3].