Sentence examples for better torque from inspiring English sources

It burns hotter than petrol, giving cars better torque (acceleration) and overall handling.

The standard Sonata engine is a direct-gasoline injection 2.4-liter 4-cylinder with variable valve timing, a sky-high 11.3 1 compression ratio and a relatively long crank stroke for better torque production.

It is shown by simulations that the VSCMGs with this new steering law could reach a better torque precision than the normal CMGs in the case of both large and small torques.

This type of engine has better torque and better driveability.

Model 1 gives better torque coefficient compared to the other two models.

Some even argue that they have better torque, or "moment of force," a measure of how much force acting on an object causes that object to rotate.

For the reasons stated above, we think that the red symbols in Fig. 7 f better describe torque.

With better quality mainsprings, torque variations have been reduced to a minimum, and with a properly adjusted balance and balance spring, good timekeeping is ensured.

Modern internal combustion engines (ICEs) are becoming more and more complex in order to achieve not only better power and torque performance, but also to respect the pollutant emissions and the fuel consumption (CO2) limits.

Most significantly, it employs a 1.6-liter 4-cylinder turbo engine that pushes out 188 horsepower and 177 pound-feet of torque — better on both counts than the comparably sized Mini Countryman and the Mazda 3, the standard-bearer for budget-friendly power.

Torsional stiffness of screw-fixed metatarsals exceeded that of plate-fixed bones at initial loading; however, as rotation progressed, the plate resisted torque better than the screw.