Sentence examples for engines both from inspiring English sources

The mechanical engineer is also responsible for the much smaller internal combustion engines, both reciprocating (gasoline and diesel) and rotary (gas-turbine and Wankel) engines, with their widespread transport applications.

Two new turbocharged petrol engines, both of 1.6 litres, produce 122bhp (B180) and 156bhp (B200).

With two engines, both available with rear-drive or all-wheel drive, and various trim levels, there are a total of 10 different set-ups.

All RSX's have new all-aluminum, 4-cylinder, 2-liter engines; both are "normally aspirated" -- without turbos or superchargers -- and both have 16 valves.

For example, all BMW's four-cylinder engines (both petrol and diesel) will come with "start-stop" technology to cut the engine when it is idling.

Early on, most of Amerisleep's traffic arrived through search engines — both paid and organic clicks, encouraged by referrals from content marketing like a blog.

Most motor vehicles still rely on one of two sorts of piston-based internal combustion engine, both conceived over 100 years ago (by Nikolaus Otto and Rudolf Diesel).

It's a tricky task to make the engine both light and efficient in thin air.

More specifically we implemented EnergyPlus as a thermal engine and Radiance as a daylight engine, both of which are embedded in Ladybug and Honeybee.

An electric motor and an internal combustion engine both driving the wheels in one car may not be the most efficient approach.

The Sea Hawk had a straight wing and used the Rolls-Royce Nene turbojet engine, both features that rapidly became obsolete.