Sentence examples for engine horsepower from inspiring English sources

Changes in the weather affect engine horsepower.

Engine horsepower has changed, aerodynamic performance has changed.

For the case of engine exhaust, the TCEQ BSEI36 reports engine horsepower data (N=1,100; mean=156 HP; range of 10 1,340 HP).

Fishing activity of a professional small-scale vessel (length 5.8 m; engine horsepower 45 HP) operating in the southwest part of Korinthiakos Gulf (38° 16′ 50″N, 22° 11′ 40″E) was monitored onboard by an independent observer during June 2008-August 2009 covering 262 out of 418 active fishing days (the whole number of fishing expeditions made by the fisherman).

Keep in mind the Tundra also has an impressive towing capacity too and on the lesser of the engine horsepower choices you also get excellent fuel economy.

When I needed to accelerate faster, I could dip in to the engine horsepower briefly to overcome inertia, then maintain momentum with the electric motor.

By 1913, Glasgow and its hinterland produced half of Britain's marine-engine horsepower, a third of its locomotives and rolling stock, a third of its shipping tonnage (equivalent to a fifth of the world total) and a fifth of its steel.

Steaming along on the twin engines of intellect and humor (and what engines — horsepower through the roof), the novels transport us or run us over or both.

That would allow less air into the engine, reducing horsepower and speed.

The engine's horsepower will be up from the 57 on the 1970 model to 67 for 1971 cars.

Simply, piston engines lose horsepower in the thin mountain air, and there are few options for adapting.