The phrase "at higher engine" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The vehicle performs better at higher engine speeds."
Alternatives: "at increased engine" or "at elevated engine".
It was found that rubber dampers assist in reducing engine high frequency noise signals at higher engine speeds.
The TT also lets the driver choose conventional automatic operation, as well as an automatic mode with a sport setting for upshifts at higher engine speeds.
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.
The average size of the primary particles measured over different crank angles were larger at higher engine loads compared to lower engine loads.
It makes plenty of horsepower (265) but a wimpy 223 pound-feet of torque — what you feel when you accelerate — and sounds less than luxurious at higher engine speeds.
The experimental results show that the EUP system with the optimised cam delivers more injection quantity and runs at higher engine speeds while maintaining the same peak pressure as the tangent cam.
Turbochargers are superb power enhancers at high engine speeds but are known laggards at low r.p.m.
At high engine speeds, when the valve is really needed, it opens automatically anyway.
The NOx emission at high engine loads is around 15% lower than that of engines running without fuel additives.
Similarly, the high performance of OCC bowl geometry could result in a high NO emission at high engine speed condition.
Last year, Judge Ballachey ordered Ford to recall as many as two million vehicles in California after determining they could stall at high engine temperatures.
