Sentence examples for engine architecture from inspiring English sources

After introducing a generic search engine architecture, we examine each engine component in turn.

Consideration is given to conventional CPUs, GPUs, FPGAs, and the Cell Broadband Engine architecture.

Literature showed that biodiesel type, engine architecture and test conditions deeply affect performance and emission characteristics.

"Open rotor" refers to an engine architecture with a pair of counter-rotating propellers.

Regrettably, these efforts did not result in commercial success and automobile manufacturers kept four-stroke engine architecture as base architecture.

This paper presents a search engine architecture, RETIN, aiming at retrieving complex categories in large image databases.

Reaching efficiencies of 50percentt or greater in practice requires completely new engine architectures with theoretical efficiencies greater than 60percentt.

"Environmental pressures mean naturally aspirated engines are rapidly being superseded by other engine architectures and technologies," said Hiro Toyoda, vice president of Mugen Euro, in a statement.

It considers engine architectures that employ two kinds of energy transfers: heat and work.

Specific engine architectures as well as dedicated control strategies should then be optimized to take advantage of these fuels.

The paper ends with a discussion of new design concepts for turbine ducts as well as for future engine architectures.