Sentence examples for based on engines from inspiring English sources
Drives based on engines (either through electric generators or directly connected) should be considered for virtually every water, storm water, and wastewater pumping station installation.
Time-based emission factors were estimated based on engine mass air flow, air-to-fuel ratio (AFR), and pollutant exhaust concentrations.
Operating conditions were based on Engine Combustion Network recommendations.
One has been to impose vehicle taxes, ranging from 1 to 20percentt, based on engine size.
Three different control architectures are examined for feedback control based on engine speed regulation during mode transitions.
The new proposals are for 13 new bands based on CO2 emissons, different systems for cars registered between 2001 and 2006, and, indeed, another system for older cars based on engine size.
Vehicle registration tax and annual motor tax rates in Ireland changed in July 2008 from being based on engine size to emissions performance of cars.
The motorcycle road-racing world championships were established in 1949; in these races, machines are divided into several classes based on engine displacement, from 50 cubic cm (3 cubic inches) up through 125, 250, 350, 500, and 750 cubic cm.
The proposed £50 reduction for smaller, less polluting cars is likely to be based on engine size.The budget is also expected to tackle the taxation of company cars.
This is achieved with a "grouping exhaust" system that is designed to form a specific oscillating flow according to a mathematical model for each engine, based on engine characteristics [FUEL, 2010, 89 2411-2416].
