Sentence examples for engine alternatives from inspiring English sources

Fig. 14 CAPEX for the evaluated engine alternatives on a Ro-Pax vessel.

Fig. 10 CAPEX for the evaluated engine alternatives on a PSV.

A search engine alternative to Google hits 3.1 million queries.

Anyhow, the gas engine alternative seems to be the strongest one also here at least when comparing against operating on MDO which is the clearly most common fuel within the offshore sector.

Since the engines used are rather small, the gas system on the ship will become fairly expensive and the CAPEX comparison is seen in Fig. 10 with very small differences between the DF engine + LNG equipment vs. diesel engine with SCR and scrubber but with the gas engine alternative showing slightly higher costs.

Mr Dopfner acknowledged that he was pleased at the marketing relationship between the two companies and an admirer of Google's entrepreneurial success but went on to say that the company had little choice but to engage with Google as "we know no search engine alternative to increase our online reach".

The potential automotive propulsion options for the next 10 to 20 years are well-known: more efficient gasoline engines, alternative fuels for gasoline engines (including ethanol and hydrogen), greater adoption of diesel (including bio-diesel), gasoline- and diesel-electric hybrids (including plug-ins), full electric vehicles and hydrogen-powered fuel-cell vehicles.

The framework obtains Pareto frontiers of optimal designs by evaluating performance (power, efficiency) and cost metrics for 750 Stirling engine design alternatives.

An alternative solution to comply with emissions and CO2 standards is to supply the engine with alternative fuel blends that allow reducing significantly engine pollutants thus lowering the complexity of the after-treatment path.

In the aero engine industry alternative manufacturing processes for load carrying aero engine structures imply fabrication.

In 1991, he and Bruce Sterling wrote a novel called "The Difference Engine," an alternative history that takes the uneven-future idea to an extreme.