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marine engine
noun
An engine for marine use, installed in a boat or ship. For small vessels, these are usually adapted automotive engines; for large vessels they are specially built for the purpose.
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Two engineering examples: a marine engine resiliently mounted under shock excitation and a stochastic rattling system have been investigated.
John Deere, the farm equipment and marine engine maker, limits its warranty to blends of 5percentt biodiesel or less.
There was an air of quiet prosperity, although Bendiksen turned up in his mechanic's overalls; he'd been working on repairing a marine engine.
Whereas medium-speed engines are widely employed ashore, the low-speed engine is almost exclusively a marine engine that is designed to match efficient propeller speeds without recourse to a speed-reducing gear.
Lau Wai Keung, a marine engine specialist from China Engineers in Hong Kong who is helping Kingship install its Caterpillar engines, said that engines made in China were nowhere close to being competitive for use in yachts.
In 1974, Mr. Nytzen moved to New Jersey to become Executive Vice President of Volvo North America, where he was instrumental in the company's expansion into the heavy truck, marine engine, and sporting equipment business.
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Among the approaches is a hybrid fishing trawler that switches between oil and electric-powered propulsion, biofuel-powered marine engines and computer-engineered propeller designs.
They are asking the agency to do the same for emissions from large marine engines.
Suzuki will continue selling motorcycles, all-terrain vehicles and marine engines in the United States.
Brunswick said its remaining business would be marine engines, boating, exercise equipment, bowling and billiards.
Timo Koponen of Wartsila, a Finnish company that builds gas-powered marine engines, says the main constraint now is refuelling.
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