Sentence examples for engines of the same from inspiring English sources

A Rolls-Royce spokesman said Monday that 900 engines of the same model were in service worldwide.

A real example of several engines of the same type, where fatigue cracks arose in certain areas of their bearing girders, has been presented.

In spite of its great weight and poor economy, nearly 50,000 engines with a combined capacity of about 200,000 horsepower were sold in 17 years, followed by the rapid development of a wide variety of engines of the same type.

They get about 30% more miles to the gallon than gasoline engines of the same size.

Making an aircraft go faster requires bigger engines—in this case engines of the same size as those on the much larger 350-passenger 777.

It was hurt by its last big overhaul in the fall of 1995 when it was given a rhapsody in ridiculous ovals, plus two completely different V-6 engines of the same size.

Although computer simulations predicted considerable problems, in practice Concorde could shut down both engines on the same side of the aircraft at Mach 2 without the predicted difficulties.

Perhaps the biggest problem for fuel cells is that, for now at least, the cost is roughly 10 times that of internal-combustion engines for the same amount of power.

Why such a high rpm compared to conventional engine of the same power?

In addition, he said, with air moving more slowly, fewer internal parts are needed, and an engine that will produce 15,000 pounds of thrust will weigh about 500 pounds less than a conventional engine of the same power.

Compared with a gasoline engine of the same horsepower, the diesel engine is heavier and more expensive, but it has a longer life and operates at less cost per horsepower-hour because it burns less fuel.