Sentence examples for flow of engine from inspiring English sources

There's also a high-capacity battery for storing and releasing electrical energy to the motors as needed, and one or more clutches and electronic controllers to regulate the flow of engine power and electricity.

A computer controls the flow of engine power to the wheels, the motion of each wheel, the gears in the nine-speed automatic transmission and how wide the throttle should open, given the conditions.

Plugins can either extend the functionality of specific engine components (such as the parser or the scheduler), introducing additional data or behavior to those components, or they can extend the control flow of the engine by interposing their own code in between state transitions of the engine.

In this paper, we illustrate the application of an integrated control-implementation design methodology, recently proposed by our group, to the development of the top few layers of abstraction in the design flow of an engine control system for motorcycles.

The underside of the rear fuselage was recontoured to smooth the air flow of the engine exhaust and air suction inside the fuselage was eliminated.

The combination of a SOFC and GT connects the air flow of the heat engine and the cell cooling.

Melted ash can then congeal on the blades and block the normal flow of air, causing engines to shut down.

In these cases, the turbine operates at very low flow rates and power outputs and at very high blade to jet speed ratios during transitory periods due to turbocharger wheel inertia and the high pulsation level of engine exhaust flow.

The current study employed the Eulerian multiphase model and the geometry reconstruction scheme to describe the periodic flow and heat transfer processes of engine oil inside the piston cooling gallery.

The flow of steam to the engine was regulated by a governor connected to the flywheel.

When driving at a steady speed, the throttle -- a valve that regulates the flow of air into an engine -- is open only slightly, and a significant amount of power is expended to draw air through the restricted opening.