Sentence examples for complete engines from inspiring English sources

The sale held out to owners and enthusiasts the promise of access to an incredibly diverse inventory, from a single screw to various body panels to complete engines.

It seems Mr Bezos has not managed to recover any complete engines, though he reckons he has enough pieces to cobble together two complete examples.

In my younger days, I drove a succession of cars so unreliable that I had a mental map of the finest scrapyards in Britain, where I bought everything from complete engines and gearboxes to doors and headlights.

There were also 200 lots of parts, including a number of complete engines selling from $257 to $14,625, a pair of rusty fenders that went for $12 and a cloisonné Stutz radiator badge.

Thinner cylinder walls keep the weight and cost down; at 531 pounds, the complete engine is 41 pounds lighter than Chevy's 6.

Test facility intelligence allows to test subsystems in the same manner as during complete engine system tests and will therefore reduce development time and cost.

Such developments are today increasingly performed using complete engine simulators running in times close to the real time and thus requiring very CPU efficient models.

The optimization of the engine over the complete engine operation range requires an accurate analysis of the combustion process under all operating conditions; detailed modeling of the HCCI process is an opportunity to realize the engine optimization at lower cost.

BMW is recalling 696 of its 2013 M5, M6 Coupe and M6 Convertible models because there could be a failure involving the oil pump, leading to "the possibility of complete engine failure while driving".

For "professional achievement in aerial flight," Lerner was awarded the Navy Achievement Medal for his "courage, decisiveness, and airmanship" to stay with his plane and land it safely following a complete engine failure on takeoff during a precision acrobatic flight.

Not long afterwards, having spent three years in frontline squadrons, flown on 67 operations, achieved 132 deck landings, piloted for 1,000 hours (once through Newcastle's balloon barrage), and having experienced four complete engine failures, Lieutenant Commander Godley was given the DSC and officially grounded.