Sentence examples for consequences of engine from inspiring English sources

For a military aircraft, using a computer performance simulation, the consequences of engine deterioration on a high pressure turbine blade's thermal fatigue life are predicted.

For a military aircraft, by employing a bespoke computer simulation, the consequences of engine deterioration on a high-pressure turbine blade's low-cycle fatigue-life consumption are predicted.

In consequence, definitions of engines are relatively short, so they can be modified and extended with no particular effort.

But while many assume that search engine bias is undesirable, Goldman sees it as a "beneficial consequence of search engines optimizing content for their users".

However, he also believes that search engine bias is "necessary and desirable"—i.e., it is "the unavoidable consequence of search engines exercising editorial control over their databases" (p. 127).

"It is simply a consequence of an economic engine that constantly requires more high-order talents while reducing the need for commodity-like tasks".

There is no way to warm the plane — another consequence of lacking an engine — so the two pilots, who will spell each other during the long flight, will wear socks with heaters in their soles, Mr. Enevoldson said.

"Not only is this tax credit expensive and unnecessary, it has produced many unfavorable consequences including higher food prices, lower fuel efficiency and increased incidences of engine damage in motor vehicles," CAGW says in a report on its website.

Properties of particles emitted from diesel engines and the consequences of these properties for sampling and measuring the particles are reviewed.

Because of the incitements from increasing petroleum prices, diminishing petroleum reserves and the environmental consequences of exhaust gases from petroleum fueled engines, biodiesel has been used as a substitute of the regular diesel in recent years.

Biodiesel has become more attractive recently because of diminishing petroleum reserves and the environmental consequences of exhaust gases from petroleum-fueled engines.