Sentence examples for modern engines from inspiring English sources
Like all modern engines, which are engineered to weigh as little as possible to improve vehicle efficiency, the 3.0-liter VR-series (internal code "VR30DDTT") is entirely aluminum, meaning its block and heads are cast from the lightweight, corrosion-resistant, alloy material.
The method, called catalytic hydropyrolysis, could use the refining and distribution systems now used for gasoline to create a fuel that would work in modern engines, say Larson, a senior research engineer, and Meerman, a postdoctoral fellow, both at the Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment.
Virtually all modern engines use full-flow type oil filters.
Modern engines employ micro-orifices with different orifice designs.
The trucks' frames were strengthened and powerful, modern engines were installed.
In modern engines, lighter oils are an important economy factor, with less energy lost to friction.
Free schools are "the modern engines of social justice" said Nicky Morgan, several times.
The sliding wear is expected to have an even more important role in modern engines.
An example of modern engine modelling is given.
Developments in modern engine technology are moving towards a regime with fuel injection uncoupled from combustion.
Horsepower, torque and fuel economy may suffer, though modern engine-management electronics prevent internal damage.
