The quick drop in torque indicates that the viscosity changes rapidly during the first few hours of hydrolysis and then remains rather constant (according to equation 1).
Again, a very quick drop in torque (i.e. viscosity) is experienced during the initial stages of the hydrolysis as well as the rather WIS independent torque after a few hours.
It was electric-quick, had instant torque, and was strikingly quiet.
Least-in-class horsepower and torque, but quick and fuel-efficient at 42 m.p.g.
He also credited the performance potential of electric motors, which provide a significant amount of initial torque for quick getaways.
We also appreciate the good low-end torque, for quick from-stoplight acceleration.
One of the primary obstacles that prevent such a advancement is the test of building a lower leg foot prosthesis that matches the size and weight of the in place lower leg, yet gives an adequately huge quick power yield and torque to impel an amputee.
I loved him, we all loved him, not just for his famous upset win in Super Bowl III but for his slouch and his white shoes and his quick release that upper body torquing around to shoot the ball out to George Sauer, Jr., never needing to have the back foot planted and for the mildly Homeric drama of his career.
The C350e has a 2-liter gasoline engine and a 60-kW electric motor, for a combined 275 hp and 443 lb-ft of torque, which means quick merging on the freeway.
Furthermore, the V-8 LS430 could even get hybrid power, which might give it the performance of a BMW or Mercedes V-12 engine, but not the consequent decrease in fuel efficiency (one key here is that electric engines used in hybrids deliver loads of low-end torque for very quick acceleration).
