Sentence examples for improved torque from inspiring English sources
An all-new 3.5-liter i-VTEC V-6 engine will provide the power, improved torque and what Acura said would be "class-leading" fuel economy, although executives did not give numbers.
The newly designed motor showed an improved torque, rotating speed, and vibration level.
A brace of cybernetic systems control intake harmonics and valve timing to improve torque output at low engine speeds, so this engine -- the same one used in the GS 430 -- has an easy muscularity that appears just off throttle and doesn't begin to fade until the engine is at full song at 6,350 r.p.m.
Connecticut-based Axel Plastics Research Laboratories , Inc a manufacturer of mould releases and processing aids, has launched a new mould release specifically designed to reduce friction and improve torque release in bottle caps and closures.
Coating cobalt chrome screws with titanium (TAN standard and new finish) and zirconium improved removal torque to similar values than the other titanium and titanium alloy implants, indicating that these materials lend their biocompatibility and osseointegration behavior to the coating finish [ 40].
An adaptive robust torque control algorithm with LuGre model based dynamic friction compensation is proposed to improve the torque tracking accuracy.
Experimental results with three compared control algorithms validate that the proposed algorithm can effectively improve the torque tracking performance and LuGre model based dynamic friction compensation is also necessary for high-accuracy torque tracking control.
In order to further improve the torque tracking control performance, LuGre model based dynamic friction compensation is designed to estimate and compensate friction torque in the practical torque motor system.
The engine in the EX has variable valve timing, which improves the torque, or getaway response, and raises horsepower to 127.
The larger chord length helps improve the torque production of the turbine.
Controlling valve timing can improve the torque and power curve of a given engine.
