Sentence examples for head of engine from inspiring English sources

That, according to Ulrich Baretzky, Audi Sport's head of engine technology, is because downsizing of engine capacity while maintaining power is the way of the future in road car technology.

"A Formula One engine takes three people five days to assemble, and that engine's total life is normally 2,000 kilometers and most of the components are no longer used," said Mattia Binotto, head of engine operations at Ferrari.

He joined Ferrari in 1995 and became the chief operating officer of the power unit at the end of 2014 after a five-year spell as the head of engine and Kers.

That's one thing, the other thing that I wasn't expecting, was, for instance, I have an engine builder, Chris Barker, he is actually head of engine build for Formula One — he supervises it, but he has been an engine builder — and when I interviewed him for his job, he told me about a Ford Cosworth engine that he had built for Jaguar.

With all these factors in mind, BBC Autos shadowed the Audi Sport team, tagging along with Audi head of engine design Ulrich Baretsky and three-time Le Mans winner Allan McNish, to uncover all these elements – fuel use and engine efficiency, aerodynamics, lighting and ergonomics – which will all sooner or later see the light of day in a production car.

The pitch on the head of the engine has made it possible to change the initial space inside the engine by changing the pistons original location, which makes the engine able to adapt itself to different temperatures.

Finally, for the contact surface with the head of the engine, as a condition of "wall", a negative power, or absorbed by the engine, in accordance with Eq. (2) was assigned.

Along with the head of the engine department, Paolo Martinelli, they rebuilt Ferrari into the most powerful racing machine in the history of the series.

Among the mechanics and technicians and other service personnel were Paolo Martinelli, head of the engine department, Nigel Stepney, the English chief mechanic, and Rubens Barrichello.

This isn't unusual for me (I'm head of search engine optimisation at the Guardian) but the subject line was entirely new: 'Notice of removal from Google Search'.

I wrote a book before that called "Williwaw," which has a murder at sea -- the head of the engine room gets murdered and no one on the ship is interested in solving the murder.