This, along with a clever alternator that recharges the battery only when the car slows instead of being a constant burden on the engine, as is usually the case plus an even cleverer system that turns the engine off when you stop in traffic and restarts it when you depress the clutch, helps keep fuel economy and emissions equally miraculous.
If the charge states of the latter are unknown, all charge state hypotheses should be considered for protein identification, resulting in a combinatorial explosion that can burden the search engine severely and decrease chances of a successful identification.
Because you had a heavy burden on the rear — the engine, the drivetrain, the gearbox and differential were very heavy.
When Burden opened the door, Biggs blurted out: "You ruined bridges for me!" After six months of work, Biggs finished the engine and Burden finally revealed what the project was all about.
The second reason that this is wrong is because he is putting the burden on the very engine of our economy, which is working people and the middle class.
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With Burden crucified on the car, the entire automobile was driven out onto a street while the engine revved for two minutes before Burden and his transport returned to a garage.
A hybrid's improved economy is primarily accomplished in city driving, by using an electric motor to assume some of the motive burden from the gasoline engine, as well as shutting off the engine when the vehicle comes to rest, so it is not idling, burning fuel, at red lights.
Tensions explode into a fistfight in the engine cab, causing an accident in which Jack is left blinded and Bill burdened with unbearable guilt.
