Sentence examples for set the throttle from inspiring English sources

To set the throttle for the optimum burn of petrol.

The engineer instinctively set the throttle to full speed ahead and sped his train to safety across the bridge over the Crowsnest River.

Set the throttle in the start position.

Set the throttle to 1500 RPM, with a vertical descent rate of 500 feet (152.4 m).

after confirming you are on the ground, set the throttle to full reverse.

Set the throttle to rev the engine to about 850 Rotations Per Minute (not too fast until you get the hang of the controls).

At 9,000 feet, she said, controllers would order her to slow her plane so much that she had to deploy the landing flaps, which meant setting the throttles higher and burning more fuel.

SAN FRANCISCO — The pilots of the Asiana jet that crashed here Saturday believed that they had set the auto-throttles, devices that can control the engines to maintain safe airspeed, but speed fell to unsafe levels anyway, the chairwoman of the National Transportation Safety Board said on Tuesday.

Relax, back off the throttle, set the steering radius, now back on the throttle and let the car go all the way out to the wall, then keep your foot in it to the start/finish line.

The pilots, who had been cleared for a manual landing at SFO, told investigators that they had set the plane's automated throttle to maintain a speed of 137 knots during descent.

Subsequently, for stability during the respiration process, we consider setting the equivalent throttling areas of the inspiration and expiration pipelines smaller within certain limits; additionally, an excessively high oxygen supply pressure will disturb smooth airflow, and in a low-pressure environment, the pressure can be 84 cmH2O lower than the standard atmospheric pressure.