Sentence examples for case engines from inspiring English sources

Making an aircraft go faster requires bigger engines—in this case engines of the same size as those on the much larger 350-passenger 777.

Making an aircraft go faster requires using bigger engines—in this case engines of the same size as those on the much larger 350-passenger 777 (around 80,000 to 85,000 pounds of thrust, versus 65,000 pounds for a 767).

For example, a request for engine speed would look like 0x416b10410c in which the first three bytes are the header and the last two bytes specify the parameter to be monitored in this case, engine speed.

The crew had radioed shortly before the crash that two engines were not working properly, raising the possibility that an engine had broken up in flight and thrown off parts that punctured a fuel tank or a fuel line; in that case, engine parts would have dropped on the ground.

In the 1990's case engine manufacturers claimed that EPA had given them permission to turn off its pollution control equipment on the highway - although they still signed a consent decree and paid a billion dollars in fines and correctional programs.

In some cases engines have even fallen off with no ill effect.

In some cases engines shut down briefly after sucking in volcanic debris, but there have been no fatal incidents.

And two new recalls this week, including a wiring problem that could, in worst-case situations, cause engine fires, raise even more questions.

In the case of engines, the APT spaceplane is a clear winner.

But in this case, the engines were not getting fuel and could not be restarted.

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