Sentence examples for advanced engine technology from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Honda's cars, built at a sprawling factory complex here in Guangzhou, the commercial hub of southern China, would comply easily because they use advanced engine technology, these people said.

The genius of Chrysler's new car was not only its advanced engine technology and its stylish appearance but its price: under $2,000, it was priced for average folk.

Like GM, Ford's future is also tied to world-class small cars like the upcoming Fiesta and Focus, designed in Europe, and to advanced engine technology.

Our results indicate that third O2 addition reactions accelerate low-temperature radical chain branching at conditions of relevance to advance engine technologies, and therefore these chemical pathways should also be considered for n-alkanes with 6 or more carbon atoms.

The engine technologies used to satisfy the next EU and USA exhaust emission legislative requirements (Tier4) increase the amount of heat rejected by 25% with respect to Tier3a, therefore more powerful cooling systems and advanced engine thermal management are needed.

Chinese automakers have repeatedly prompted confrontations with Western producers by introducing vehicles that appear identical to Western models, but there has not yet been a case of a Chinese automaker copying advanced Western engine technology.

Advancing engine performance in this manner has a significant impact on recuperator technology and cost.

Advanced engine control technologies use cylinder pressure based combustion parameters for closed loop control.

THE automobile industry is rightly proud of its 100-year history of innovation, from the development of lightweight materials to advances in engine technology.

This is the first hybrid to team a diesel engine with an electric motor – but it won't be the last Alfa advance takes engine technology to the next level.

There are advances in engine technology, air-conditioners, transmissions, fuel sources and body design on the market that could make cars cleaner and more economical at relatively little marginal cost.