Sentence examples for engines not only from inspiring English sources

An energetic advertising campaign brought him customers, and he manufactured a number of his engines not only for pumping out mines but also for supplying water to large buildings.

Here, we artificially separate scoring functions from docking engines, not only because scoring functions play an essential role in every docking protocol, but also because they are employed to pick potential targets out of a database in IVS.

There is a third reason for all that wing, a reason that also requires that the engines not only be big but have an old-fashioned 4-to-1 bypass (the ratio of the cold air going through the large fan at the front of the engine against the hot air being burned in the core).

Many job search engines not only have job postings, but allow you to share your resume online and add keywords so potential employers can search through the files to find you.

The turbocharged engine not only gains increased power capacity but also operates at improved fuel economy.

Pipe system design like aero-engine, not only a typical NP-hard problem in limited 3D space, must also extraordinarily depend on human experience.

The synchronization engine not only enables any states of the system to be monitored by the runtime model, but also any changes to the runtime model to be applied on the running system.

As the Carrera engine not only added more power but was heavier as well, Porsche asked coachmaker Reutter to build a series of lightweight bodies, which resulted in the GT designation.

Evans's attention thus turned to a reciprocating engine, not only for his steam carriage ideas, but also for industrial application.

The engine not only incorporates a new-generation 2D TVC nozzle but also is resistant to engine surge even during inverted and flat spins, giving better reliability and maneuverability even when the angle of attack is 180°.

Solar water pumping has several advantages over traditional systems; for example, diesel or propane engines require not only expensive fuels, they also create noise and air pollution in many remote pristine areas.