Sentence examples for gives the engine from inspiring English sources

In addition to a stop-start function, an electric motor gives the engine a boost during acceleration.

Direct injection gives the engine some snap, and still delivers up to 19 mpg city/26 mpg highway/22 mpg combined with available all-wheel drive and a Honda-first 9-speed automatic transmission.

The RX 300, like all of Lexus' cars, also handles very well; its V-6 engine accelerates strongly and it is the first SUV to incorporate variable valve timing (VVTi) in the vehicle's powertrain, which gives the engine some serious generous power and torque for its displacement.

In addition to that, the new prototype is a beta type which has a symmetric geometry that gives the engine more stability compared to γ-type Stirling engines, and the drive mechanism used, which is the rhombic drive, allows the coaxial position of the engine pistons, fact that improves also the engine stability.

The car will get a new name and, praise the engineers, a turbocharger to give the engine enough juice to match the suspension.

Alternatively, Maranello's engineers can feign deafness when government personnel make unannounced visits, given the engine's overpowering exhaust note and intake honk.

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.

Mr Rees was among experts who were giving the engine the once-over yesterday before submitting a bid to keep it running on Britain's railways.

Unlike past diesels, which spit and chugged and were generally noisy, the modern VW diesels with redesigned engines are smooth and quiet, providing relatively peppy acceleration, given the engine's small size.

After I finish this letter, I am going to give the engine another try, or we'll have to call for a hired-car to get home in time.