Sentence examples for speed fuel consumption from inspiring English sources

Because of more constant speed, fuel consumption may be reduced.

By deliberately reducing vessel speed, fuel consumption is decreased and carbon dioxide emissions reduced.

The average calibration constants for the rear wheel speed, fuel consumption and three point linkage transducers were 0.0364 m/pulse, 0.000142857 l/pulse and 0.66 mV/kN respectively.

It includes information on listed nominal and real prices and characteristics such as car size (length, width, luggage capacity), power, maximum speed, fuel consumption, and equipment (dummies for air conditioner, anti-lock braking system, power steering, central door locking and electric windows).

The numerical results show that considering IVC will reduce each vehicle's velocity, fuel consumption and exhaust emissions during the braking process while enhance each vehicle's speed, fuel consumption and exhaust emissions during the starting process, but the effects will become more prominent with the increase of the reliability of IVC.

To see the correlation between ground speed and fuel consumption, we plotted the ground speed (speedometer reading) versus the fuel economy of our vehicle in Figure 3.

After the engine runs over this midrange of speed, the fuel consumption will increase and the torque will decline with the continuous increase of speed.

Although the effect of speed on fuel consumption of a vehicle has been extensively investigated, the effect of its air speed has not been studied.

Due to the non-linear correlation between speed and fuel consumption (i.e., the so-called admiralty formula, which estimates a cube function, meaning a 10% speed reduction yields a 27% fuel consumption reduction), even a marginal speed reduction will result in a substantial fuel consumption reduction (Wang & Meng, 2012).

The device could, in principle, tell drivers of cars produced from about 2009 that their tyres are underinflated (another petrol-guzzler) or offer clever cruise control (a consistent speed cuts fuel consumption).

Boeing engineers and pilots of the MD-80 series airplane say the airplane tends to pitch up or down in response to changes in its speed or fuel consumption or changes in the position of the flaps and the slats, devices on the wings that are used on takeoff and landing.