Sentence examples for simple engine from inspiring English sources
noun
An engine that has only a single stage, contrasting to a compound engine, compound locomotive, or triple expansion engine, which use multiple stages to improve efficiency.
The pilots' specialized training included handling simple engine shutdowns and other known possibilities.
The proposed control design was successfully applied to a simple engine model.
Such theories range from claims that it was accidentally shot down by the U.S. government, who then covered their tracks, to simple engine and communication failure.
One pilot reportedly suggested that if the experience of a Concorde simulator was anything to go by, a simple engine failure would be easier to control on a Concorde than on some subsonic planes.
The scaling impact is determined from the comparison results between a small scale and a large scale system, while the coupling impact is derived from the simulation of a refrigerator system and a simple engine system.
It's a simple engine that doesn't clutter its pages with unnecessary results.
This choice is motivated by the fact that APUs are relatively simple engines with only a few noise sources.
There were simple engines, compound engines, triple-expansion engines and, perhaps the highlight of the rich collection of machines he garnered over several decades, George Stephenson's own, handbuilt model of Locomotion, the famous Stockton and Darlington railway locomotive that steamed, at speeds of up to 15mph, during the reign of William IV.
"Cedar Rapids" is certainly a guys' movie, yet it leaves us with the unmistakable impression that men are simple engines, far more easily fixed than women; there is something unredeemed in the faces of Joan, Bree, and Macy — a thwartedness that no merry gallivant, whether in Wisconsin or in Iowa, is going to assuage.
"Ferrari cannot be put in a corner on its knees and say nothing". The warning comes as F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone is pushing for the sport to switch to cheaper, simpler engines.
This innovative design configuration eliminates the cylinder-head and valve-train components of conventional engines, offering an efficient, compact and simple core engine structure".
