Sentence examples for by the same engine from inspiring English sources

Models equipped with the optional 201-horsepower 2.4-liter engine start at $30,095, roughly $1,000 less than the larger TSX sedan powered by the same engine.

The Beetle R on display is powered by the same engine as the Golf R, a turbocharged 2-liter 4-cylinder that makes 270 horsepower in Europe; it will be tuned for slightly less power in the United States.

Launched this August, Corona Enterprise is essentially a higher tier of Corona's previous service, powered by the same engine and with the same workflow.

The unified model allows to execute service compositions that are specified by use of different languages with different underlying modeling paradigms, e.g. imperative and declarative service compositions by the same engine.

Then again, we'd stand pat and wait until this fall, when VW unleashes a 1.8-liter four with 180 horsepower (the same juice cranked out by the same engine in the more expensive TT), or an optional four-valve, 201-horsepower V-6 engine with a six-speed manual transmission.

The CVO Pro Street Breakout, powered by the same engine, is a limited-edition offering featuring a stripped-down, drag racer design, matched with twin-disc front brakes and customized paint and design elements.

By utilising the same engine – namely Frostbyte 2.0 – as developed for last year's Battlefield 3, Warfighter instantly incites comparison and at first all seems well enough – though never any more advanced that DICE's year old title.

His book, though drier than the more passionate polemics, nimbly suggests that the postmodern present is powered by the same engines as the early-modern past.

Developed by Epic using the same engine that powered the incredible tech demo, Epic Citadel, it is no surprise that Infinity Blade is visually on par with modern console games.

The sequel Fallout: New Vegas, created by Obsidian Entertainment, used the same engine as Fallout 3 and was released to generally favorable reviews in 2010.

Commander Keen met great success, leading to the development of many sidescrollers for the DOS platform, including many developed by Apogee and using the same engine that powered the Keen games, and Wolfenstein was highly successful, popularizing 3D gaming and establishing the first-person shooter (FPS) genre.