Sentence examples for low compression ratio from inspiring English sources
Like the Prius's engine, the RX hybrid's runs on the Atkinson cycle, notable for a low compression ratio, yet a relatively high expansion ratio inside the cylinders.
Hedging its bets on hybrids, Toyota has also been testing several radically new diesel designs.What marks this latest generation of diesel engines from even their "common-rail" predecessors of the late 1990s, let alone their belching ancestors from the 1970s, is the use of a surprisingly low compression ratio of around 14 1 rather than the more usual 16:1 or higher.
In the Mazda 6, Ishino explained, a low compression ratio allows perfect ignition timing.
Additionally, as Fig. 4 shows, the proposed scheme performs much better than DCT-based CS in low compression ratio regimes.
It can obtain high-quality decompressed images while has a high computing complexity and low compression ratio.
The percentage of CO emission for low compression ratio increases due to the rising temperature in the combustion chamber.
As expected, the error is lower for low compression ratios.
HPLC pumps have low compression ratios unsuited to pumping such fluids.
Data entropy is very large in data produced by scientific computations, making lossless methods suffer from low compression ratios ((2 le text {CR} le 10)).
This is most probably due to the inadequacy of the assumed model in Eq. 19 for low compression ratios, i.e., large gradients in the data.
However, ISABELA and DIRAQ suffer from low compression ratios (({sim } 46 times )), which might not be sufficient for exascale datasets in which I/O is a critical bottleneck.
