Sentence examples for casing of engine from inspiring English sources

They then saw part of the casing of engine apparently stripped away, and a small hole in the wing.

That means the outer casing of the engine, known as the nacelles, is also larger, Fehrm said.

The over-tip casing of the high-pressure turbine in a modern gas turbine engine is subjected to strong convective heat transfer that can lead to thermally induced failure (burnout) of this component.

In order to reduce the losses caused by tip-leakage flow, axisymmetric contouring is applied to the casing of a two-stage unshrouded high pressure turbine (HPT) of aero-engine in this paper.

The casing of the Cooper Hewitt started with a hit.

The casing of the well is crucial, the report said.

The reading was taken on the front casing of electronic appliances.

The casing of nine wells (6.0%) was not raised above the ground.

If a laser casing is hard to come by, you can use the casing of a small flashlight instead.

But much of the aluminum returns to the U.S., in the engine casings of new cars, as well as in irons, coffee pots, grills, and frying pans, among millions of other consumer products, which are loaded into containers and shipped back to the ports in Newark and L.A. — to be bought, used, and thrown away all over again.

But this show-casing of cases is not aimless.