Sentence examples for over ignition from inspiring English sources
With regard to the fire size at sprinkler actuation, the convective heat release rate of the fire is estimated from the gas temperature measured at ceiling level directly over ignition by using a plume correlation.
Close to half the revision in the full-year earnings estimate is explained by "customer satisfaction initiatives," including a program, outlined this week, to settle a long-running legal battle over ignition switches.
NEW YORK, March 24 (Reuters) - General Motors Co has been hit with what is believed to be the first wrongful death lawsuit over ignition switch problems since it recalled 1.6 million vehicles in February.
The lawsuit was filed late on Friday in Minnesota state court on behalf of three teenage girls who were severely injured or killed in a 2006 crash involving a 2005 Chevy Cobalt, one of the models GM recalled over ignition problems.
In turn, weather and vegetation conditions affect ignitions, in conjunction with topographic effects on patterns of lightning strikes [24] and anthropogenic control over ignition.
Generally, models tend to over-predict ignition delay times measured at the lowest temperatures.
Available shock tube data suggests that this may be due to the chemical kinetic model over-predicting ignition delay at higher pressures.
The email between employees of Delphi, the manufacturer, discussed pressure from a G.M. engineer over an ignition switch that is linked to at least 33 deaths.
"I had this image of my parents staring right in at me while I sat there for at least, I think, two hours in the car with my hands over the ignition key," he says.
Moreover, while there was a high rate of warranty claims filed over the ignition module, Ford executives testified that nearly 90percentt of the parts replaced were found not to be defective.
A G.M. spokesman said the company would not discuss how many lawsuits had been filed over the ignition issue and he declined to comment on the legal strategy of challenging the bankruptcy agreement.
