Sentence examples for engine mass from inspiring English sources
Time-based emission factors were estimated based on engine mass air flow, air-to-fuel ratio (AFR), and pollutant exhaust concentrations.
In the approach, the component parameters may be compressor pressure ratios and efficiencies, turbine entry temperature, turbine efficiencies, engine mass flow rate, cooling flows, by-pass ratio, etc.
Newly derived GA-ANN model takes into account five independent engine variables (i.e., torque, power, gas generator speed, engine mass air flow and fuel flow).
A highly nonlinear model of the energy flow in a magneto-sensitive (MS) vibration isolation system is developed where it is possible to investigate the influences of MS rubber material parameters; magnetic field strength; MS isolator dimension and position; excitation force magnitude, position and frequency; engine mass, inertia and dimension and, finally, foundation inertance.
Search parameters were: Taxonomy: Rat; parent ion mass tolerance: 2.4 Da; fragment ion tolerance: 0.8 Da; Max missed cleavages: 100; Enzyme: none; Variable Modifications: Oxidation (M); Max variable PTM per peptide: 3. Peptide identified via Peaks and Mascot search engines masses were match with masses identified from the MALDI-ToF profiles via ClinProTools with a signal to noise 15:15
That effectively spreads out the engine's mass and keeps it low in the engine compartment.
It is clear that in ending Saddam's tyranny, a huge human engine for mass destruction has been broken.
The Z is built on Nissan's new F.M. platform -- for "front midengine" -- which puts the engine's mass behind the center of the front axle.
The "moral reason" for the war was that Saddam's regime was an engine of mass destruction and genocide that had killed thousands of his own people, and neighbors, and needed to be stopped.
"Why don't you see what's keeping her?" The scene was still eerie: the gloom, the heat, the whispering, the low, insistent whine of the jet engine, the mass of dim faces crowded so close together.
Dr. Kaplan, a former chief speechwriter for Vice President Walter F. Mondale and a former studio executive and screenwriter at Disney, describes the program as an effort to bring the intellectual rigor long applied to topics like politics, education and high culture to a study of the driving engine of mass culture.
