Sentence examples for horsepower which from inspiring English sources

Stock horsepower, which is already an ample 411 ponies, is ratcheted up to 575.

Its base V-6 puts out 263 horsepower, which would seem more than adequate for most people.

The Chrysler has a 413 cubic-inch V-8 and 360 horsepower, which was the top of the line for 1965.

Originally the Five Hundred and Freestyle came with a 3-liter V-6 rated at a mere 203 horsepower, which didn't seem like much for such large vehicles.

The KillaJoule musters about four hundred horsepower, which is slightly less than the V-8 engine in the 2015 Corvette Stingray when it is operating at peak efficiency.

For 2014, it makes 204 horsepower, which is 11 fewer than the original 2001 IS 300 (whose power was rated using slightly different test standards).

Another unit of mechanical power is the horsepower (hp), which is equal to 33,000 foot-pounds per minute, or 6,600 inch-pounds per second.

The unit of power or rate of doing work in English-speaking countries is the horsepower (hp), which is equal to 33,000 foot-pounds per minute, so that 240 foot-pounds per minute equals 240/33,000 = 0.00727 horsepower.

The world's biggest container ships have 109,000 horsepower engines which weigh 2,300 tons.

The £3m boat is made from carbon fibre and is powered by two 540 horsepower engines which emit a deafening 85 decibels at cruising speed of 40 knots.

At long last, there is some zoom (at least in the Si versions) with a revamped all aluminum engine whose 2 liters pump out either 104 or 135 horsepower, depending which of three models takes the eye - and the pocketbook.