Sentence examples for engines at which from inspiring English sources

Once you select this option and you come to the track, the announcer says, "Start your engines," at which point you and your opponents cars engines will start up automatically.

The off-gases produced in the SOFC cycle are fed to a bottoming Stirling engine, at which additional power is generated.

One model for this, he says, is the product recommendation engine at Amazon, which lets customers view their purchase histories and excise one-off items they bought for friends that might not represent their own personal tastes.

The 8.75 mile line was supplied with water from the Chester Canal, supplemented by a steam engine at Ellesmere Port which pumped water from the Mersey.

Engineers lower engine noise by reducing the maximum speed at which the engines move air.

The lower price at which engines will be sold in the future has not been made public at this stage.

That followed the use of Ferrari's contractual right of veto in October to block a move by Todt to force a cap on the price at which engines are sold to customer teams.

In order to go backwards the driver stopped the engine and pushed a button, at which point the engine itself went backwards.The microcars were judged a great success and went on public display in Szekesfehervar's 1956 May Day parade, together with an Isetta and an Uttoro (Pioneer), from the eastern city of Debrecen.

And this engine, fueled by natural gas, runs at a constant speed, which is the engine's "sweet spot," at which it returns the most energy from fuel.

In reality, the influence that search engines have over the results you see and the frequency at which search engines are used may surprise you.

Understandably, even the most dedicated engine experts did not anticipate the rapid pace at which jet-engine performance would be improved.