Sentence examples for specific engines from inspiring English sources
Specific engines have not been announced, though a diesel-hybrid powertrain based on a 3-liter V-6 engine was announced for the European market at the S.U.V.'s European unveiling last week at the Royal Ballet School in London, which the North American market is not likely to get.
Under the experimental set-up reported in this study and for the specific engines used, the total ion concentration is ca. 3.3×106 cm−3 with almost all of the ions smaller than 3 nm in the gasoline engine exhaust, and is above 2.7×108 cm−3 with most of the ions larger than 3 nm in the diesel engine exhaust.
Most of the terms used for throwing machines were vague, and could refer to a number of specific engines, and all went through a number of changes and developments over the period.
Thus, trends are observed but specific engines may produce markedly differing emissions when fuelled with blends.
If traction is less than ideal, the timing can be configured to make adjustments at specific engine speeds.
Furthermore, engines are also data objects, and the engine attribute of a particular vehicle will be a link to a specific engine object.
The program office added that "prolonged exposure to high levels of heat and other operational stressors on this specific engine were determined to be the cause of the crack".
If the new specifications allow engineers and mechanics to gain a competitive advantage, will Nascar tighten the rules, perhaps mandating a specific engine calibration for every car and making Nascar competition even more a test of driver skill and less of an automobile race?
The measurements were performed at seven specific engine operating points, expressed as (Engine Speed SPEED [rpm], Brake Torque BTQ [Nm]) pairs.
Specific engine architectures as well as dedicated control strategies should then be optimized to take advantage of these fuels.
Given the results of this work, under the specific engine test condition and engine configuration, farnesane fuel seems so far to be a promising renewable paraffinic fuel for current diesel engines.
