Sentence examples for engines were introduced from inspiring English sources

Last year, when the V6 hybrid engines were introduced, Renault was off the pace.

Remarkably, they have won 50 out of 58 since the new 1.6-litre hybrid engines were introduced in Melbourne in March 2014.

Engines were introduced: first snowmobiles, then motorcycles, and, later, rally cars, all in an attempt to carve a younger slice out of the ascendant Nascar base.

Steam engines were introduced fairly early, but occasional boiler explosions provoked attempts to eliminate locomotives in built-up areas, which the railroad successfully resisted for years.

At the same time, haulage engines were introduced to replace 100 pit ponies which were permanently stabled underground.

Without pressure of prices or regulations, no need to buy or sell energy-efficient technologies arises – as shown in the past: e.g. before more efficient fuel engines were introduced in response to EU CO2 emission limits, consumers did not buy smaller cars and car manufacturers did not sell notable numbers of them.

A cognitive radio architecture with location and environment awareness engines is introduced in this paper.

In this paper, a query construction service suitable for integration with large-scale web search engines is introduced in an attempt to semantically assist web information seekers in specifying precise and useful queries.

In this paper, after a short review of waste heat recovery technologies from diesel engines, the heat exchangers (HEXs) used in exhaust of engines is introduced as the most common way.

Pirelli, which does not yet have a contract to continue as F1's tyre supplier in 2014, is also concerned that the new turbo engines being introduced next season will impose far heavier demands on the tyres than this year's cars.

Cumulative exposure is not estimated until diesel engines are introduced into the mine.