Sentence examples for moved the engine from inspiring English sources

To meet European pedestrian-protection regulations, Aston has moved the engine down by three-quarters of an inch.

It moved the engine down and away from the seat, detaching the rear swingarm motion from the drivetrain for lower unsprung weight.

He changed the economics of the trucking industry by moving the engine under the cab, eliminating the nose and creating a larger payload.

Chrysler's "cab forward" design used space efficiently in sedans by pushing the wheels toward the corners and moving the engine and passenger cabin forward.

Reductions in engine emissions including carbon dioxide (CO2) can be achieved by analysing the Brake Specific Fuel consumption (BSFC) map and selecting a set of gear ratio and associated gear shift map which will move the engine operating point into the most efficient region.

The new Microbus suffers more from moving the engine to the front, which essentially made it impossible to create a nose like the old bus.

By employing a V-drive transmission, he was able to move the engine aft and keep power train noise to a minimum.

They managed to retain the shape and spirit of the old car while changing the mechanicals underneath, although even the New Beetle suffers in practical ways from moving the engine to the front rear space is limited and the area over the dash is excessive.

Remedying this problem took over a year and involved the radical change of moving the engine air intakes all the way to the very front of the aircraft and repositioning the guns from the tip of the nose to the bottom of the fuselage, just behind the nose wheel.

As computer centers in Lower Manhattan and New Jersey shut down or went to emergency operations after power failures and water damage Monday night, companies scrambled to move the engines of modern communication to other parts of the country.

At a factory in Durham, North Carolina, one jet engine assembler, Scott West, developed a system that suspends a jet engine and dolly weighing seven tons on a thin cushion of air, so that two to four workers can move the engines where the task previously required six.