Sentence examples for engine to regulate from inspiring English sources

The engine computer reads sensors located at the crank and cam shaft of the engine to regulate fuel flow, match air intake or even adjust the spark timing for various RPMs and engine loads.

Here, an engine controller has been designed to regulate the diesel engine speed according to the system needs.

This includes the necessity of determining the state of combustion per cycle via sensing, the algorithms in the engine control unit (ECU) to regulate combustion in order to meet the desired performance, and the actuation means through both the engine valve-train and the injection system.

The torque coordination control strategy is proposed to regulate engine torque, motor torque and hydraulic braking torque to improve the ride comfort.

Ms. Burt noted that Earthjustice had initiated a suit in federal court to compel the agency to regulate engines in those giant ships.

M. xanthus harbors unidirectional engines, and these engines are combined with mechanisms to regulate their pole-to-pole relocation.

Earlier this year, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit overturned a California rule that sought to regulate the engines that ships use to make electricity.

Here "governors" refers to the governor or the centrifugal governor used to regulate steam engines.

There's also a high-capacity battery for storing and releasing electrical energy to the motors as needed, and one or more clutches and electronic controllers to regulate the flow of engine power and electricity.

In the West, the main producers of soot are diesel engines, but the Clean Air Act gives EPA the authority to regulate only 9% of the 11 million diesel engines in use today.

The group is examining ways to regulate pollution from aircraft engines, which account for about 3 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.