Sentence examples for level of engine from inspiring English sources

The happy result is a track-worthy calibration that delivers increased low-end torque, a higher level of engine braking, hopped-up throttle response and that wickedly addicting launch-control feature.

Those parameters are used to calculate the impact force and for estimating the vibration level of engine block surfaces.

In these cases, the turbine operates at very low flow rates and power outputs and at very high blade to jet speed ratios during transitory periods due to turbocharger wheel inertia and the high pulsation level of engine exhaust flow.

Until now, they have appeared mainly in economy cars, but Audi has developed a version that can handle high levels of engine torque.

In Experiment 1, a between-subjects design revealed that no noise and low levels of engine noise (65 dB(A)) resulted in participants driving at faster speeds than in the medium (75 dB(A)) and high (85 dB(A)) levels of engine noise conditions.

In this paper the technology required to enable extreme levels of engine downsizing and CO2 reductions are described, together with accompanying simulation data collected from the initial concept engine development.

Experiment 2 also demonstrated that low levels of engine noise feedback (no feedback and 70 dB(A)) were associated with increases in driving speed, and driving violations relative to higher levels of feedback (75 dB(A) and 80 dB(A)).

Differing NO2 to NO x ratios at different levels of engine thrust might be used to distinguish the contributions of jet landing, idling or takeoff activities.

Gasoline vehicles tend to produce high levels of engine-out CO emissions.

JAY O'HARA: We bought a pump and kept the water below the level of the engine until the wood swelled up.

Also has been shown a role of model studies, component-level tests of engine units and systems, including those performed at simulated flight conditions, and integrated tests in support of experimental development of advanced engines and propulsion systems designed for rocket upper stages.