Sentence examples for combustion's from inspiring English sources
"They say combustion's for the youngsters," she sang.
The company would then turn over all of Combustion's remaining assets and some additional cash from the parent company, perhaps $1.1 billion in all, to settle the suits.
When Caballero started working for BLiNQ, he brought on his former Vitrue colleague Micah Wedemeyer to work with the company as well, on a contract basis, when the latter was still Calculated Combustion's CTO.
Fourth, the electric auto industry must overcome the fact that it's navigating a combustion engine's world.
Michigan Republicans regularly deride Vice President Al Gore for saying in his book, "Earth in the Balance," that the internal combustion engine's contribution to global warming is "a mortal threat to the security of every nation that is more deadly than that of any military enemy we are ever again likely to confront".
In the middle of a metal building, stacked with hulking racecar engines from the internal combustion engine's golden age, sits a small contraption hooked to a forest of red, white and green wires and tubes that hang from the ceiling and snake around the floor.
BMW's system works similarly – sans the nuclear power of course – by harnessing the combustion engine's hot exhaust for something other than polluting.
But for Volvo to commit to going entirely hybrid and electric just two years from now is still the strongest sign yet we've seen that the purely combustion engine's days might be numbered sooner, rather than later.
An eight-degree-of-freedom lumped parameter model was developed through the dynamic analysis of each component of an internal combustion engine's reciprocating system.
Since diesel emissions contain compounds that are present in other combustion source's emissions, their atmospheric transformations are not specific to this source category only.
The cost drivers from an internal combustion engine's characteristics to facilitate a cost estimate for high-volume production are also presented.
