Sentence examples for high-tech engines from inspiring English sources

But the specialist magazines have given it a mixed reception, praising its styling and high-tech engines while criticising early cars for their choppy ride.

Mr. Becker said the current numbers might be overstated in actual driving conditions, particularly because new high-tech engines do not always achieve the mileage listed on stickers.

The Boeing 787 uses advanced materials and high-tech engines to fly more quietly, with lower emissions of nitrogen oxides and less fuel than previous models, all significant environmental benefits.

He made international headlines this year when he unveiled his plans for Titanic II, a $200-million replica of the doomed ocean liner that will be equipped with high-tech engines and modern amenities like air-conditioning.

"Congress is an inexperienced and amateur mechanic trying to tinker with the supercharged, high-tech engine of our economy," he said.

General Motors will build a $500 million high-tech engine manufacturing plant at its complex in the Buffalo suburb of Tonawanda, saving 600 well-paying jobs through the largest private-sector investment in western New York State in many years, Gov. George E. Pataki said yesterday.

"If a car is relatively small like this, the pollutants are not that big a factor This has a high-tech engine and is very close to meeting the U.S. specifications".

His headquarters are in the Transport and General Workers' Union office just outside the sprawling Ford plant where 40,000 worked after the war, 12,000 when Blair came to power, and now around 4,000 in what is left, its internationally important high-tech engine plant.

DETROIT — The engineers working on Honda's new Acura MDX luxury sport utility vehicle were obsessed with giving customers more — more space in the rear seat, more fuel economy from a high-tech engine, and above, all, more apps, maps and connectivity.

This process is transforming a young economy into a profitable high-tech engine.

A big truck had rolled in from Detroit, and under a tent projecting from its side stood displays of the new XLR convertible and the SRX sport wagon, and the high-tech electronics engines in the cars.