Sentence examples for engine in response from inspiring English sources

In an unlikely reference to Thomas the Tank Engine in response to another MP's question, he added: "I have no ambition to become the fat controller".

The situation in China is stable, after Google temporarily shut down its search engine in response to assaults from hackers and now redirects users to the Hong Kong site.

The study examines the effectiveness of five different types of search engines in response to ecommerce queries by comparing the engines' quality of ecommerce links using topical relevancy ratings.

The first three papers examine emission: the first paper deals with economic impact valuation of environmental impacts of shipping emissions, the second paper looks into low-emission engine technologies in response to environmental shipping regulations, and the third paper makes an economic evaluation of operational strategies for shipping emissions.

The engine in the response clones the space N times and sends to each copy a numerical identifier ranging from 1 to N. The identifier becomes a value of the expression {Space.choose N}.

The engines roar in response.

The crew shut down engine number 2 in response to a fire warning, and with engine number 1 surging and producing little power, the aircraft was unable to gain altitude or speed.

The diesel engine was offered in response to stricter federal fuel economy regulations, which between 1978 and 1983 mandated an increase for automakers' fleets to 26 m.p.g., from 18.

Sales of cars with smaller engines have surged in response, while sales of beefier models have grown more slowly and in some cases actually fallen.

Without pressure of prices or regulations, no need to buy or sell energy-efficient technologies arises – as shown in the past: e.g. before more efficient fuel engines were introduced in response to EU CO2 emission limits, consumers did not buy smaller cars and car manufacturers did not sell notable numbers of them.

Google shut down its Chinese search engine in late March in response to the widely reported cyber attack on Google in December 2009.