Sentence examples for stroke water from inspiring English sources

This work demonstrates the performance, combustion and engine out emissions of a single cylinder, four stroke, water cooled, CRDI engine powered with Honge oil biodiesel (BHO) by varying the fuel injection timing (t), fuel injection pressure (p) and exhaust gas recirculation (e).

An experimental investigation has been carried out to study the performance, combustion and exhaust emissions of a single cylinder, four stroke, water cooled, direct injection (DI) diesel engine operated on Honge oil methyl ester (HOME) as the injected fuel and CNG as the inducted fuel by varying the compression ratio, CNG flow rate and injection timing.

In appendicularians, no muscles reaction or squirting behaviour occurs, but the reflex consists in ciliary reversals that cause beating arrest, changing of the direction of the ciliary power stroke, water flow inversion, and expulsion of particles [ 10, 43].

Feed, groom, stroke, water, and give him a turnip if you have one.

Train for the maximum amount that his energy will allow until he has about 15% of energy left, then stroke, water, feed, and groom, and if there's enough excess energy to train awhile more, then do so.

It is shown that, for small strokes, water does not change the contact conditions, and acts as a lubricant for higher strokes.

In the experiment, the ratio of the initial wave height to the depth is 0.019 with a beach slope of 1 19.85.The incoming solitary wave Reynolds number (R E ) is 1600, which can be calculated with the following equation: (20 where U c is the maximum of the free stream velocity, a m is half of the stroke of water particle displacement.

Since each flipper stroke causes water movement the activity rate is proportional to the power output by the turtle.

They swam a few strokes, black water slopping over them in a stench many layers thick.

In between stroking the water with his oar, he stops to push back his hat and wipe his brow.

A harmony in this score is likely to sound like a bell stroke or like water dripping in a cave or like a bird shrieking in a cliff-ringed amphitheater.