Sentence examples similar to engine questions from inspiring English sources

It is a term that internet users have been peppering the search engine with questions about.

Betraying the camp's roots, an old Boy Scouts shooting range had been remade into a "typewriter range," with an array of ancient machines set up near a sunny hillside, while a human-powered search engine answered questions: campers could pin queries to a bulletin board — "Why are some trees burnt while nearby ones aren't?" — and hope for an answer.

"It would appear there was a problem with the supply of fuel to the aircraft's engines but questions still remain as to why both engines failed while there was still a significant amount of fuel on board and why no emergency radio transmissions were sent by the pilot," she said.

The engine in question is based on the petrol unit from the Mini Cooper and 2 Series.

The engine in question is a modification of the Trent family, of which more than 1,700 are in service.

The engine in question is Audi's 3.0 TDI unit, and aside from the differences in tuning the two versions are as good as identical.

The search engine in question is Shodan, which was launched in 2009 by John Matherly, expressly with the aim of scanning every internet-connected device looking for vulnerabilities and insecurities.

So there would not appear to be any overall "objective" formula used by the search engine in question.

There are few things more satisfying than asking a search engine a question and immediately getting an answer.

Some have pointed out that information won't be removed from google.com, just your local version of the search engine, others question the sheer practicality.

They remain "native" to the search engine in question, just as users can engage on the sites in the same way that they already do.