Sentence examples for single exhaust from inspiring English sources

The standard version, rated at 162 horsepower, had a two-barrel carburetor and single exhaust.

"It's a beast, isn't it?" David Gooding, president of Gooding & Company, shouted over the din blasting from the single exhaust pipe as we drove.

For instance, the department decided it wanted colored wiring instead of black, and a single exhaust tailpipe instead of two, Wheeled Coach said in a letter to the city.

Their results showed that exhaust hoods varied widely in their performance, and while most of the hoods performed relatively well at venting exhaust gases, most do not do everything well some hoods had high capture efficiencies, some were very quiet, and some were energy-efficient, but rarely were all three qualities captured in a single exhaust hood.

The lengths of the tubes that carry the exhaust away from the engine — four long primary pipes that feed into two secondary pipes, which then empty into a single exhaust — were selected to minimize the possibility of burned gases re-entering the cylinders, a naturally occurring effect.

The crossover or the Y-pipe that connects the two banks of a V-engine to a single exhaust duct in vehicles play a significant role in the relative arrival times of the primary pressure pulses in the Y-connector, thereby affecting the tailpipe-outlet sound quality.

Bobby Moore is sadly no longer with us, Bobby Charlton is far too dignified and Geoff Hurst will only speak up if it involves £10,000, a dinner jacket and a room full of inebriated accountants, and even then it will be limited to a single exhausted anecdote on the risks of goal-line technology.

Mandating a single, central exhaust pipe, which exits above the gearbox, means the gases can no longer be harnessed in this way.

As a private venture, Hawker converted the second P.1052 prototype into the Hawker P.1081 with swept tailplanes, a revised fuselage, and a single jet exhaust at the rear.

With a single-stage exhaust system, high vacuum is already maintained in the test chamber.

Nothing like this could possibly happen today, yet such is the conservatism of the historical profession that the model is still the single scholar exhausting the archives.