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The phrase "already at low engine speeds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the performance or behavior of an engine at lower RPMs (revolutions per minute).
Example: "The vehicle performs efficiently, already at low engine speeds, which enhances fuel economy."
Alternatives: "currently at low engine speeds" or "at low RPMs already".
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Modern Diesel engines generate a high engine torque already at low engine speed, which may cause oscillations in the drive line of the vehicle.
Modern diesel engines generate a high engine torque already at low engine speed, which may cause oscillations in the driveline of the vehicle.
The Forester's nonturbo engine has enough power at low engine speeds that the performance is acceptable.
But turbine engines make excellent torque at low engine speeds, so once the engine did respond, the car launched pretty well".
But while the nonturbo S provided lots of torque at low engine speeds, it felt curiously flat at higher revs.
The lag that is characteristic of many turbo engines -- a pause before the turbocharger kicks in at low engine speeds -- is almost nonexistent.
More significantly, much of the torque gains are said to be at low engine speeds, resulting in a more flexible, more responsive engine.
It is found that the bowl profile does not affect combustion of RCCI engine at low engine speeds, but it has much considerable effect at higher engine speeds.
With all the torque hunkered at low engine speeds, the diesel doesn't rev to the sporty heights of gasoline Jettas.
The 1.4-litre petrol engine is almost inaudible at idle and quiet at other times, but despite its claimed 107bhp it feels feeble at low engine speeds and is easily defeated by hills.
In the automobile, the oil permits the fluid coupling to slip easily at low engine speeds (thus also permitting idling while the brake is on).
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