Sentence examples for electronic engine management from inspiring English sources
The power bump was achieved through modifications to cylinder heads, camshafts and intakes, as well as to the electronic engine management system.
The F 650 ($8,110 to $8,600) has optional antilock brakes, electronic engine management and a catalytic converter in the exhaust system -- technologies found on no other single-cylinder bike.
PREMIUM RECOMMENDED The engine is calibrated to perform best using premium-grade gasoline, but the electronic engine management system incorporates a sensor to detect knocking, so it will run on lower-octane gasoline without harm.
The Tank-to-Wheel energy efficiency depends on battery charging/discharging, charger, electric motor efficiency and electronic engine management whose average Tank-to-Wheel efficiency values are as follows: 90%, 89%, 92.5% and 97% respectively in our proposed urban lithium-ion EV.
The XJ220's engine had a bore and stroke of 94 x 84 mm, dry sump lubrication, Zytek multi point fuel injection with dual injectors and Zytek electronic engine management.
Electronic engine management systems and the exhaust-cleansing action of catalytic converters go a long way toward making the reborn Motion cars the responsible citizens that the originals were not.
One thought is that computerized engine management systems or electronic controls may be to blame.
It comes with aluminum pistons, steel conrods, dual intercoolers, an electronic boost controller, a high-end engine management system, stainless-steel exhaust pipes and a transmission rated for speed and off-road fun.
In the meantime, G.M. must train Russian engineers and assembly workers in advanced technologies relating to so-called "engine management systems," which are sophisticated electronic and mechanical controls that reduce emissions and improve fuel efficiency.
But then, many electronic features that we take for granted, from engine management to air bags, were exotic extras not so long ago.
"Engine management systems rely on a whole host of electronic sensors to control how much fuel is used and when," he wrote.
