Sentence examples for engine among from inspiring English sources
HotBot was once a favored search engine among readers of Wired News, the online publication with which it was affiliated.
The peppy engine, among the top in its class for horsepower, provided confidence for merging onto freeways, passing on the highway and darting in and out of traffic.
On the other hand, the gas turbine remains the principal propulsion engine among naval combat vessels because of the high power that can be produced from very low weights and volumes of machinery.
Over the next few hours we travelled with the driver inside the loco engine, among tourists above the cowcatcher on the front of the train (we paid a 'special fee' for the privilege), and with the Malagasy in second class, where conditions could be charitably described as squashed.
Are we really saying that the country that invented radar, television, antibiotics and the jet engine, among other things – the country of Alan Turing, Tim Berners-Lee and Peter Higgs – cannot grasp the nettle of a new age of affordable, clean energy?
Yahoo!, another search engine (among other things), and the yardstick by which Google's worth will doubtless be measured, trades now on a p/e ratio for last year's earnings of 131, a prospective p/e of 64 and enjoys a market capitalisation of $37.9 billion.
The crew will simulate breaking off an approach and going around, which demands high power from the engines, among other maneuvers.
Although some WorldCat listings have been available in recent years through several search engines, among them Yahoo and Google, the new Web site will let people search the entire database directly.
George David, the boss of United Technologies, a conglomerate that makes air-conditioners, lifts and aircraft engines, among other items, argues that higher fuel and power prices are the only motor needed to drive energy efficiency.But there are still plenty of profitable investment opportunities in energy efficiency, even in the places with the most expensive power.
The company was built around a line of high-end machines used by manufacturers of aerospace engines, among others that continued to enjoy fairly good margins, despite the battering that the machine-tool industry as a whole had taken over the previous decade and a half.
Air pollution now kills 3.3 million people prematurely every year – more than HIV, malaria and influenza combined – with emissions from diesel engines among the worst culprits; a joint investigation by the Guardian and Greenpeace showed hundreds of thousands of schoolchildren across England and Wales are being exposed to illegal air toxicity levels from diesel vehicles.
