Sentence examples for extended engine from inspiring English sources

As part of the experiment, the changes in engine oils occurring during actual operation (under conditions which can be described as "harsh", i.e. frequent starting of the engine, short distance driving, extended engine idling) have been observed.

He dived, pulled level at 5,000 feet and accelerated down the canyon's axis at 620 miles per hour, broadcasting his proximity with an extended engine roar.

Blue Origin has said its wide availability and low cost would enable an "extended engine development test program".

This association has the advantage to lower thrust values for extending engine life and reducing loads.

This association has the advantage of giving lower thrust values for extending engine life and reducing loads.

Following the Harrier's entry to service the focus switched to improving reliability and extending engine life; a formal joint US UK Pegasus Support Program operated for many years and spent a £3-million annual budget to develop engine improvements.

Yearly general maintenance like oil changes in spring, or before seasonal use will extend engine life of your machine.

The semi-empirical formulation previously derived by the authors (Journal of Sound and Vibration200,379 399) for predicting noise spectra of axial flow fans running in a free field is extended to engine cooling fans installed in full-size vehicles.

The ELR trades a bit of range for speed and sportiness, traveling an estimated 35 miles on electricity before its range-extending engine kicks in.

Joel Ewanick, G.M.'s vice president for United States marketing, said that the Volt's 1.4-liter, range-extending engine made it "a better value".

Mr. Ghosn said he did not want the Leaf, whose expected range is 100 miles on a full charge, to have a range-extending engine, a feature that G.M. has said would assuage drivers' worries about being stranded with a dead battery with no fast or easy way to recharge.