Sentence examples for specifications of an from inspiring English sources

"The engine I have likes 96 octane — 91 might even blow up the engine," said Edward Poirier, owner of an American-market 1998 Impreza that was modified to the specifications of an STI Type R version.

I asked Ms. Meeropol over coffee last week whether the on-camera revelations of Abe Osheroff -- a friend (though he refers to Julius as a "drip-nose") and to this day a Rosenberg defender, but one who boasts that Julius provided the Soviets with vital specifications of an airplane propeller -- persuaded her that, indeed, Julius had been a Soviet spy.

The specifications of an EGS project at Basel, Switzerland, are used to constrain the model.

Research has mainly been focused on achieving the specifications of an ideal wound dressing.

This paper will discuss the development and mechatronics specifications of an electrical power steering simulator.

BioAPI: This standard describes the specifications of an Application Programming Interface (API) in order to accommodate for a large number of biometric systems, sensors, and applications.

Would Clemens regard his father as "white trash" if his dad were discussing the motor specifications of a Ferrari or a Porsche, instead of a Chevrolet?

Such heavy-handedness detracts from the book's impact and gives it the feeling of having been written to the specifications of a postcolonial studies syllabus.

It offers four good jazz musicians (James Carter, Cyrus Chestnut, Reginald Veal and Ali Jackson) playing the music of Pavement per the specifications of a record producer.

"Speeds and feeds" is an old trade magazine term for the technical specifications of a new PC.

The New Yorker, July 19, 1952 P. 20 The comptroller of a firm telephoned Sears & Kopf, consulting engineers, for prices and specifications of a 15-ton Carrier unit.