Sentence examples for give the engine from inspiring English sources
The car will get a new name and, praise the engineers, a turbocharger to give the engine enough juice to match the suspension.
No longer is the goal just to muffle the explosions taking place in the combustion chamber, but to give the engine a voice as readily identified as a Carnegie Hall patron might distinguish a clarinet from an oboe.
Mazda's Smart Idle Stop system, used on European and Asian versions of the 2010 Mazda 3, likewise uses the starter motor only to give the engine a slight rotation for restarting.
That doesn't necessarily mean gas mileage will suffer, given whispers that G.M. may give the engine displacement-on-demand technology, which deactivates cylinders when they are not needed, and variable valve timing, which optimizes both performance and economy.
"If you've got a strong enough wind, let's say 15 to 20 knots, you can 'hover' the aeroplane," says Leary. "You put all of the flaps down and leading edge slats on the front of the wing, You turn the aircraft 40 degrees into the wind and give the engine an awful lot of power and you can hold it there".
(As for how the heck Unity makes money if they give the engine away for free… Three ways: Premium licenses for advanced users, partnerships with the Microsofts/Sonys of the world, and agreements that the product is only "free" until you make $100,000 or more per year with it).
The new boilers only supplied enough steam to give the engines 5500 ihp, although a second funnel had to be added to accommodate their exhaust.
Alternatively, Maranello's engineers can feign deafness when government personnel make unannounced visits, given the engine's overpowering exhaust note and intake honk.
In addition to a stop-start function, an electric motor gives the engine a boost during acceleration.
He gave the engine gas again, and the rear wheels spun, churning the creek and throwing mud.
It operates with no discernible shifting, but it's not recommended given the engine's modest output.
